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I love art books for a number of reasons. Not only can they inspire artists, but they’re also collectible items for fans. The Art of Splatoon hits both marks.
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Poe Stories and Poems (Graphic Novel) Review
Maybe you’ve heard of Edgar Allan Poe. Gareth Hinds brings his work to a new age of readers with his graphic novel, Poe Stories and Poems.
Read More »I Am A Hero Omnibus #4 (Manga) Review
I Am A Hero returns in its 4th manga omnibus. It is published by Dark Horse and includes chapters 69 to 93. The omnibus has been well-translated by Dark Horse and comes complete with translation notes. Just letting you know right off the bat, the omnibus has a few poorly …
Read More »Crash Bandicoot: The N.Sane Trilogy (PS4) Snapshot Review
The orange marsupial is back on PS4 and remastered in a collection of the first three Crash Bandicoot games. And you know what? They’re just as good as you remember.
Read More »Harbinger Renegade #5 (Comic) Review
Massacre is finally here, and the Valiant Universe will never be the same after Harbinger Renegade #5.
Read More »Castlevania Season One (Anime) Review
The night is still young for the “Castlevania” Netflix animated series, a show with plenty of potential for growth and improvement after its first season. Story and Writing Based on “Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse,” the story follows Trevor Belmont, the last remaining son of the House of Belmont. His family …
Read More »Mutation Nation (Neo Geo) Retro Review
A lost title from the Neo Geo, Mutation Nation is a stunningly competent side-scrolling beat’em up.
Read More »Berserk Volume 38 (Graphic Novel) Review
“Berserk” is finally off the boat with volume 38, and the developments in the series’ story were well worth the wait. Disembarking on new adventures Yes, after what seemed like many years in the series – and was for those who kept up with the manga’s english releases – Guts’ …
Read More »Arms (Switch) Review
The Fighting Game genre has been distilled successfully into a fast, intelligent game in Arms for the Nintendo Switch.
Read More »The Witcher Volume 3: Curse of Crows (comic) review
Curse of Crows is the final installment of a four-story series. This volume, written by Paul Tobin, Borys Pugacz-Muraszkiewicz, Karolina Stachyra and Travis Currit, illustrated by Piotr Kowalski and colored by Brad Simpson, sees the addition of three writer credits and a change of artists. Curious about the inner workings …
Read More »Tekken 7 (Xbox One) Snapshot Review
The last game in Tekken’s Mishima saga is here. Bandai Namco tried a lot with this one, and the result is a bit mixed (but more good than bad).
Read More »Perception (PS4) Review
A fear of the dark is something almost everyone has to face. But for Cassie Thornton, a blind woman, it’s something she wants to conquer.
Read More »Berserk 2016/2017 (Anime) Review
“Berserk 2016/2017” is like a wish granted by the devil. After nearly 20 years, the “Berserk” manga was finally adapted past the Golden Age arc. The wealth of story content left untouched for years was finally tapped and fans entered into it excited to see how it turned out. Unfortunately, …
Read More »Earthworm Jim 3D (Nintendo 64) Retro Review
The beginning of the three-dimensional age for videogames was the beginning of the end for a few long running and well loved franchises.
Read More »The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #5 (comic) Review
The Visitor pays respect to his fallen wife, and settles back into a life of solitude. Growing weary, he gets a message from his people. Check out The Visitor #5.
Read More »Bankshot #1 (comic) Review
Frank Gault arrives at the J Edgar Hoover building for a meeting, to find out that his associates have been treated rather roughly. Who could have caused this? Pick up Bankshot #1 to learn more.
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