The wind driving ice Cold crystals carving Exposed flesh Well, we had a pretty intense snowstorm here today, and while it wasn't particularly cold, the wind was whipping snow around and it did not feel great at all.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder in Hell #3

The midway point of Shredder in Hell has arrived! Mateus Santolouco continues the epic TMNT series as Shredder fights to change his destiny. The Cover The cover features Takeshi Tatsuo the other half of The Shredder's soul, holding the defeated form of Oroku Saki over a pit of what looks like fire. It speaks to … Continue reading Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder in Hell #3
The Flash #70

Chapter one Year One I'm not sure what the gist of this story line is, other than maybe a soft reboot of the series? It's been a long time since I picked up an issue of The Flash. This issue is a great jumping on point as it basically is a retelling of The Flash's … Continue reading The Flash #70
Port of Earth #10

Port of Earth continues with the alien Consortium leaning on the ESA to find the aliens responsible for the outbreak of a deadly disease, however not everything is as it seems. Zack Kaplan's tale of alien colonization continues! Set to release May 15, we've got a Galactic Passport for an early look! The Cover The … Continue reading Port of Earth #10
Book Review: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms by George R. R. Martin(2015)

This novel consists of three novellas written between 1998 and 2010. They focus on Dunk(Sir Duncan the Tall) and Egg(Aegon Targaryen the future King). There is a lot less gratuitous sex and violence in these stories, as they focus more on the relationship between knight and squire. The first novella, The Hedge Knight, introduces us … Continue reading Book Review: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms by George R. R. Martin(2015)
Free Comic Book Day 2019

Today was any comic book fans' Christmas, the day that shops are guaranteed to have some great deals and hand out some free books. The books vary from year to year, but there's always something for everyone. I've been taking my kids the past few years, and this year was no exception. I love their … Continue reading Free Comic Book Day 2019
Year of the Villain #1

DC Comics kicks off their, summer event with this One-Shot issue. Focusing on the villains and leading into the 'Year of the Villain', this book follows in the footsteps of last summer's DC Nation #0. Personally I like that DC has been putting these books out. You can't beat the price point($0.25), and they've got … Continue reading Year of the Villain #1
Justice League Dark #10

The latest issue of Justice League Dark came out last week, continuing The Lords of Order story line. It's a well done book all around, and since the relaunch of all the Justice League titles, it's the only one that catches my eye. Why? It's different. Issue #5 and Issue #6 were a lot of … Continue reading Justice League Dark #10
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #5

The latest issue of Miles Morales: Spider-Man is a pretty fun book. Sort of a young super-hero slice of life issue. It's also a pretty decent point for a new reader to jump in, as though there is some pick up from previous issues, they do a good job of bringing you up to speed … Continue reading Miles Morales: Spider-Man #5
Port of Earth #9

Port of Earth returns next week! The acclaimed series returns to comic shops and kicks off its next arc in a big way. Not many Sci-Fi comics take so much from our own history and bring it to life in a very real way. Zack Kaplan and Andrea Mutti have created a very believable first … Continue reading Port of Earth #9