12 Monkeys: The Series Review
Once again I feel like a captive audience: slap the name ‘12 Monkeys’ on a product and I will watch, listen to, bathe in, or consume it in whatever way is…
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Mengelmoes - Consistently Good
A while back (over a year, to be exact) I got to read the first issue of Willem Samuel’s Mengelmoes; a comic that follows his life and (mis)adventures at…
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Dragon Ball Xenoverse Review
Dragon Ball games often carry a “been there done that” feeling with them.
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Ninja Dice
If you see a ninja, you’re already dead…. unless it’s on a dice, in which case you may have to try again.
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Darkest Dungeon
Given that no one died in my first two runs, I was grateful one of my party going insane was the most of my troubles.
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Meanwhile - A Fantastic Anthology
Generally I’m not a big fan of anthologies. Some of them take months, if not years to come out, leaving me hanging for resolution, while others simply collect…
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Heat Wave (short) - a review
A little while back we featured an interview with Russ Russo and Kiowa Gordon, both involved in the making of the short film Heat Wave.
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Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection
2000AD has long been an institution of British comics, ever since it was first published in 1977.
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Jinx Town by Sam Stone
Horror author Sam Stone's latest novel is the first in a new post-apocalyptic science fiction/fantasy series.
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