Review: The Batman vs. Dracula
Yes! Oh Heck Yes!
Review: The Sigh
The author of Persepolis is getting a fairy tale of hers released in the US. How does it match up with her previous work? Pretty well.
Review: Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
In 1993, Warner Bros. Animation and DC released the Dark Knight’s first full-length animated feature film in theaters, to critical acclaim and dismal box office results, mostly due to it just appearing in theaters. And believe it or not, it’s actually better than most of the live action films.
October is Batman-month!
HOLY CRAZY EXCUSE FOR TIE-IN ARTICLES, BATMAN!
Spider-Man: The Animated Retrospective
With the arrival of Spider-Man: Edge of Time next week, as well as the reboot of the film franchise and the next animated series based on and inspired by Ultimate Spider-Man, I think it’s time we looked back at the webslinger’s long animated career. And where better place to start than at the beginning?
Review: Conan the Barbarian
“I live, I love, I slay, and I am content.” So says our barbarian hero during this newest film adaption. And really, that kind of sums up the appeal of the new film, as well as how well it keeps to the source material.
An Overview of Conan (Part 2)
Welcome back to my fanboy look at all of the original Robert E. Howard completed Conan stories. When last we left our Cimmerian hero, he was leading a new group of Kozaks against the Turanians and their often-mentioned but never-seen king, Yezdigerd. And as we continue through Conan’s campaigns as an adult, things are about to get even more dangerous… and exciting.
An Overview of Conan (Part 1)
Ever since I was a child, I have thrilled to the adventures of Robert E. Howard’s greatest hero, the barbarian known simply as Conan of Cimmeria. I grew up watching the old feature films, moved onto the comics and then the various stories, both penned by Howard himself, and others written by fans like me who simply wanted more of the great warrior. Conan was created in 1932, making him one o...[Read More]
Review: Bleach: Soul Resurreccion (PS3)
Sometimes, it’s hard being a fan of something. As I’ve already demonstrated, I love Tite Kubo’s Bleach franchise. So when I got the chance to play NIS America’s new release, Bleach: Soul Resurreccion, I hoped it would be the ideal gaming experience that this franchise needs. And while I got a lot of good out of it, I also got a lot of personal issues as well.
Bankai, Quincy and Hollows: A Primer for Bleach
Tite Kubo’s Bleach is one of the most popular anime in the world right now. And as it’s an urban fantasy/action adventure, it has a lot of terms and ideas that can be confusing for new people. Since a lot of you may not be up to date on the anime, and with the game coming out in just over a week, here’s your chance to learn about a ton of things that pertain to this universe.
POW! Best Super Hero Fighting Styles
I’m not here to undersell the storytelling in comics. I love the well-written stuff like Watchmen or Sandman. But one thing I do love from comics is the action, and that’s why I’m writing this article. This is my personal analysis of the best fighters in superhero comics. Now, keep in mind, the opinions stated are my own, and if you disagree, I welcome your comments (so long as i...[Read More]
Bleach is Coming to Your PS3!
Brace yourselves anime fans, for Tite Kubo’s Bleach is coming to the PS3 with Bleach: Soul Resurreccion.