Video Game Review: Little Inferno (Steam)
Version Played: PC (also available on Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Switch, Wii U) I remember working my way through World of Goo, when it became available as a downloadable game […]
In Remembrance of Large Marge – A Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure Appreciation Post
On this very day in 1974, the legendary trucker Large Marge lost her life in a tragic road accident. Not really, of course; the ghost of Large Marge is just […]
Comic Book Review: Batman ’89 #6
The dive into an alternate reality – where Warner Bros weren’t scared into changing course by pearl-clutching merchandising partners – Batman ’89 has been a fascinating look at what could […]
Comic Book Review: Batman ’89 #5
It’s been fascinating to see the continuity of the Tim Burton Batman films going beyond Batman Returns and sidestepping the pair of Schumacher films entirely. Perhaps the best element – […]
Comic Book Review: Death of a Necromancer (Chapter One)
Writer Nick Bryan has a knack for tackling weighty issues with a light touch, without diminishing the emotional impact of his stories. I enjoyed his beautifully dark, gently surreal and […]
Comic Book Review: Batman ’89 #4
I’ve genuinely enjoyed this return to the iconic cinematic version of Batman and – though I don’t believe for one second that this would be the story we would have […]
Comic Book Review: Batman ’89 #3
The continuation of Tim Burton’s Batman movie reaches its halfway point in Batman ’89 #3. It’s a great look into an alternate world in which Warner Bros allowed Burton to […]
Comic Book Review: Batman ’89 #2
The first issue of Batman ’89 was hugely anticipated – for comic book and movie fans of a certain age, Tim Burton’s first film featuring the Dark Knight is an […]
Comic Book Review: Batman ’89 #1
It’s difficult to convey just how important Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman movie was in so many ways; it utterly changed the perception of comic book movies for one thing – […]
Review: Little Inferno
Version Played: PC (also available on Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Switch, Wii U) I remember working my way through World of Goo, when it became available as a downloadable game on the Wii (hey kids, remember the Wii?) in 2008. It was a game that was perfectly suited to the Wii’s controls, seeing you picking up and placing blobs in […]
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