Reviews

Return to the war-torn Europe of WWII with B.J. Blazkowicz, and see where the world of Wolfenstein: The New Order began.

Welcome back to Miami! The third issue of Miami Vice: Remix keeps the insanity train going. Crockett battles a psychopath with a vendetta, while Tubbs decides to take a closer look at the new drug in town. Irreverent and in your face, Vice continues to deliver.

Harrow County #1 takes the reader down a dark and twisted path to a small town with a bad history. A beautifully dark, illustrated comic that brings to life the kind of story told around camp fires.

Cap com’s second spinoff Resident Evil title harkens back to the glory days of the series- and that’s a very good thing.

Get all the news that’s fit to print in this handy dandy handbook, loaded up with all the pertinents on the Valiant Universe.

An alien virus capable of wiping the globe clean is on the loose, and the first issue of Valiant Comics’ newest mini-series sees X-O Manowar trying to stop it.

I’m not sure what’s exactly happening in Dark Horse Comics newest horror series Rat God, but it’s pretty darn creepy.

As promised for the second week of Horror in May, here is my review of The Evil Dead II!

Unleash the Devil within you..or you know, get the app like everybody else.

Oh Tyler Durden. The rather memorable character from Chuck Palahniuk’s “Fight Club.” Well, he’s back. And back in a big way. Palahniuk, with the illustrative power of artist Cameron Stewart, has brought the fight to the pages of Dark Horse Comics in “Fight Club 2.”

The original and some say still the best, The Evil Dead is pretty easily one of the scariest movies to ever grace the silver screen.

I’ve never been much of a comic book nerd. My typically geek things surround gaming, music, cartoons and the occasional anime. Until, that is, a couple of weeks ago, while my brother was in town, we went to go visit my local comic book store. I’ve never bought a comic …

Andre “The Giant” Roussimoff’s persona and size towered over most. Despite being known worldwide and easily recognizable, few fans know the man behind the legend. Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven, written by Brandon Easton and illustrated by Denis Medri, gracefully presents Andre’s rise in popularity parallel to his personal …

Taking center stage among Batman’s rogues gallery in Arkham Knight is Scarecrow, and DC Collectibles has a star of an action figure to go along with with that newfound fame.

Tower of Guns doesn’t stop. From the moment you start, it barrages you with enemy fire, loot, upgrades, and more. It’s a speed-run friendly, fast-paced, chaotic first-person shooter with permadeath and randomized elements.

DC Collectibles’ newest incarnation of Batman is one that Arkham Knight fans won’t want to miss out on.