Toast makes some of the coolest console covers out there, etching them out of actual wood. And shock and surprise, the Switch looks pretty awesome all spiffed up in one of their decal sets.
Read More »Manhunt #1 (Comic) Review
Manhunt is an unfinished-looking comic about a contract killer and the detectives trying to catch him. Manhunt has nothing going for it: the art is poor and the writing is poor. This review is going to be more roast than boast so I hope your jimmies are clean because they …
Read More »One:12 Collective Deathstroke (Action Figure) Review
DC Comics’ number one hired gun (sorry Deadshot) gets a One:12 Collective figure from Mezco. You’re not going to want to miss this one, as this is one figure that hits its target.
Read More »Koshchei the Deathless #1 and #2 (Comic) Review
Borrowing from the Slavic folktale, Koshchei the Deathless tells the origin story of one of Hellboy’s enemies. The comic miniseries is written by Mike Mignola and published by Dark Horse. It tells the tale of how Koshchei became Baba Yaga’s slave. The series is a interesting action-adventure in true Hellboy style. …
Read More »One: 12 Collective Frankenstein (Action Figure) Review
Rising from the dead, the iconic monster Frankenstein makes his One:12 Collective debut from Mezco. Frankenstein is a simple figurine, but don’t let that scare you away from picking him up. It’s alive. IT’S ALIVE! This figurine is based on the 1931 film from Universal, “Frankenstein.” This black and white …
Read More »One:12 Collective Red Skull (Action Figure) Review
Captain America’s number one villain makes his One:12 Collective debut thanks to Mezco Toyz. Red Skull might have a few little issues, but he’s still one of the best examples of the character to ever hit plastic.
Read More »RASPUTIN: THE VOICE OF THE DRAGON #2 (Comic) Review
The Germans recruited Rasputin to the Third Reich. He has the resources, but what will he find? Learn more in RASPUTIN: THE VOICE OF THE DRAGON #2.
Read More »Nemo Rising (Book) Review
The legendary captain returns in Nemo Rising, an adventure that will set both him and the Nautilus against a brand new menace for control of the seas.
Read More »Floor Kids Review: Proper Funky
I’m no expert on hip hop, but Floor Kids on Switch has a style and rhythm not to be ignored.
Read More »Hellboy Krampusnacht (Comic) Review
Hellboy Krampusnacht is a short, 34 page comic where Hellboy faces off against the goat-headed Krampus. While the art style is stellar, the short length of the comic leads to the story and dialogue falling flat. Story Hellboy, our half-demon “prince”, is drawn near to a cabin in the woods …
Read More »Super Lucky’s Tale (Xbox One) Review
An exclusive platformer for Microsoft’s machine, Lucky makes the jump from VR in Super Lucky’s Tale.
Read More »The Wonderful World of Perfecto (comic) Review
Paul Oakenfold brings the story of his success to the visual world with The Wonderful World of Perfecto. Follow along with what is sure to be an entertaining tale of ups and downs.
Read More »Pokemon Ultra Sun (3DS) Review
It seems like every holiday season comes with the addition of a new Pokémon game. 2017 is no different. This year brings what will in all likliehood be the last handheld only addition to the series. How does the game stack up? Lets take a look. It’s time to save …
Read More »Guardians of the Galaxy Ep 5 Don’t Stop Believin’ (PC) Review
The Guardians are in shambles, and their adventures seem to have come to an end. So where does the team go from here? Check out Guardians of the Galaxy Ep 5 to learn more.
Read More »Oh My Godheads (PC) Review
Not to be confused with an anime of nearly the same name, Oh My Godheads is a 4-player 3D party brawler where you and your friends battle it out with giant god heads. Use the heads of gods from various myths and legends to destroy friendships and controllers by winning …
Read More »Mad Hatters & March Hares (Book) Review
Everyone’s heard of the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and their friends in Wonderland. Did you know that there were additional stories about them and where they find themselves? Pick up a copy of Mad Hatters & March Hares to find out more.
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