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Go on a literal journey through the ages of our world with What on Earth Books and Christopher Lloyd’s Absolutely Everything. Educational? Yes, but there’s fun to be had here too.
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T. Rex Generations (Graphic Novel) Review
The king of the dinosaurs stars in this surprising new graphic novel from Rextooth Studios. It’s a family tale, set some 65 million years in the past.
Read More »Shadows: Awakening (Xbox One) Review
A dark and intriguing mystery surrounds the main characters in Shadows: Awakening. This action RPG is an exciting adventure in a land full of lore. While Shadows’ gameplay is similar to Diablo 3, there are a few things that make this game a unique adventure worth playing. The story begins …
Read More »One:12 Collective Batman Beyond (Action Figure) Review
The Dark Knight of the future comes to the One:12 Collective with a great figure. Check out our detailed look at Batman Beyond.
Read More »DC: Anatomy of a Metahuman (Book) Review
See some of DC Comics’ greatest characters and how their powers work, in the fresh tome from Insight Editions and authors SD Perry and Matthew K. Manning.
Read More »The Ultimate RPG Character and Backstory Guide (Book) Review
Looking to create that perfect character for your favorite tabletop role playing game? That’s the goal of Adams Media’s The Ultimate RPG Character and Backstory Guide.
Read More »Marvel’s Spider-Man (PS4) Review
Insomniac delivers a comic book classic. The PS4 exclusive Spider-Man is a mighty impressive stroll through a fresh take on the Web-Head.
Read More »Dragon Age: Deception #1 (Comics) Review
Dragon Age: Deception starts Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir’s tale in the Dragon Age universe, starring Olivia Pryde, a professional con artist. Her latest in a presumed long string of ploys has brought her to the Tevinter city of Ventus, which is on the brink of being attacked by Qunari. …
Read More »Door Kickers: Action Squad (PC) Review
Bring On The A-Team Diplomatic immunity? It’s just been revoked. Masochistically inclined games require a balance. One wrong move, one perceived slight by the uninitiated, and frustration replaces fun. Door Kickers: Action Squad made a hard left turn from the original Door Kickers game concept. Instead of a tactical top-down strategy title, Action Squad transitioned to …
Read More »Playmobil Fishlegs and Meatlug (Toy) Review
Playmobil dives into their newest license with Dreamworks Dragons series of films. The result is a wildly different set for the company, but one that’s pretty slick.
Read More »The Beatles Yellow Submarine (Graphic Novel) Review
The Beatles Yellow Submarine comic is a retelling of the psychedelic, fun, surreal Beatles animated movie of the same name.
Read More »One61 Batman Smartwatch (Gear) Review
Holy smartwatch Batman! One61’s new line focuses on the television versions of DC superheroes. We take a look at the Batman ’66 edition in this review.
Read More »Incredibles 2: Crisis in Mid-Life! & Other Stories #1 (Comic) Review
Incredibles 2: Crisis in Mid-Life! & Other Stories is a lame attempt at monopolizing the Incredibles franchise. The small stories are dull, unentertaining and never have a full ending (cue “to be continued” meme for the monies). This comic patronizes children and they would probably hate you if you bought …
Read More »Justice League: 100 Greatest Moments (Book) Review
The biggest and best moments of DC’s premier super-team are celebrated in the terrific Justice League: 100 Greatest Moments from Chartwell Books.
Read More »Titan Quest Anniversary Edition (Switch ) Review
A classic PC aRPG comes to the Nintendo Switch with a long-awaited port in Titan Quest Anniversary Edition. Better dust off your sandals.
Read More »Berserk Offical Guidebook (Book) Review
The Berserk manga started publication on August 25, 1989 and has been ongoing for almost 30 years. For nearly 30 years, Guts, our tragic, berserker protagonist has been fighting against the bleakest of odds. The events of the series contained within 39 volumes can be quite staggering and difficult to …
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