Comics
The Fifth Beatle Review
If you are a serious Beatles aficionado then the title ‘The Fifth Beatle’ will be a point of contention for you. As a fan you either fall into one of two camps, those who will agree with Paul McCartney and believe that if t...
Street Fighter: Akuma Origins Review
Akuma is undoubtedly one of Street Fighter’s most popular characters. When it comes to the fighting game genre everybody knows him, but not everyone knows just what turned Akuma into the raging demon that he is today. Origins...
Titan Comics’ A1 Annual Review
It’s no secret, how much I adore comics. With two older brothers, I was leafing through comic pages and soaking up the visual feast long before I could actually read. As a teenager, the book, ‘Understanding Comics: ...
Grimm Fairy Tales Wonderland #17 Review
Once again Zenescope takes and old favourite and re-boobs… sorry I mean re-boots it. The minute I saw the cover I decided this is the issue I want to read! In this comic universe, Wonderland is not exactly wonderful. It i...
Dawn of the Ninja Chapter 1 Review
Dawn of the Ninja is a fan made Ninja Turtle Graphic Novel. After being inspired by Christopher Nolan’s 2005 blockbuster Batman Begins, a group of likeminded folk decided that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles needed to be giv...
The Walking Dead #116 Review
“All Out War” is exactly what the 116th issue of The Walking Dead offers. Prepare for lots of action. The war continues. Neegan and Rick have failed to reach an agreement and it looks like Rick will have to come at him the ...
Pathfinder Goblins #2 Review
Once again, in what would seem to be true Goblin fashion, Pathfinder Goblins is split into two stories, with a different team working on each story. The first issue, “The Glorious Demise of Gurgle and Deep” is set in a worl...
Pathfinder #1 Review
The Pathfinder #1 adventure opens with three warriors, each with their own set of special skills, fighting a group of Goblins. After reading the Goblins spin-off it would seem that these violent battles go hand-in-hand with the...
Star Trek Episode #12 Motion Book Review
Motion books producer, Madefire, have entered into an agreement with IDW, the distributors of Star Trek comics, as well as several other publishers, to produce moving, subtly animated versions of their comic books. Motion comic...
Darth Vader and the Ninth Assassin Review
I am a long-time fan of Star Wars, of graphic novels and of the comic book publisher Dark Horse – so here, it would seem, we have the trifecta! Set in the time period just after Revenge of the Sith Episode IV, The Empire is m...