Review - Little Big Planet Karting
Straight to the point: Mario Kart it ain’t. This is a marriage between Modnation Racers and Little Big Planet, where the latter clearly wears the trousers.
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Young Liars: Graphic Novel Review
So, why am I reviewing Young Liars? A series that many people, it seems, still don’t know about it. Well, it’s because it has me confused, conflicted. In other series such as DMZ or Transmetropolitan I’ve associated with the characters and enjoy how they are portrayed. I enjoy their style and their writing; I really want to read more. Young Liars is different, because its author, David Lapham (Creator of Stray Bullets), has managed to create an air of suspense. I now have questions that won’t go
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Invincible: Graphic Novel Review
Many people who read this will know that Invincible’s creator, ‘Robert Kirkman’, was the creator of ‘The Walking Dead’. I admit I am a fan of his, and I have to boost Invincible for Kirkman lovers and fans of The Walking Dead. Invincible was first published back in 2003, however this was not his first appearance.
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Django Unchained
Perhaps it’s wrong to say Django is a Tarantino hit, since he hardly has misses, but Django Unchained has become by far my most favourite of his films.
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Haunt: Graphic Novel Review
The story of Haunt goes back to 2006, at a San Diego Comic-con where ‘Todd McFarlane’ (Creator of Spawn) called on ‘Robert Kirkman’ (Creator of ‘The Walking…
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Review - Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
Straight to the Point: A refreshingly unique foray into first person multiplayer hack and slash games; Chivalry is only let down by a lack of content or…
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Nemi
Straight to the point: Nemi is a girl after my own heart; cynical, quirky and fabulously gothic, I had an enjoyable time reading every panel of every comic.
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“Berlin to me, meant boys” Christopher and His Kind review
Straight to the point: This film merges homo erotica with the political machinations of the Nazi’s, creating a beautiful juxtaposition between the both sides…
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