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"Chuck Versus the Fake Name" Review

By David Harper | Mar 2, 2010 | Reviews

Chuck…oh Chuck. The only thing your worse at than fighting without flashing is dating women for very long at all. Tonight on Chuck, we have “Chuck Versus the Fake Name”, an episode that finds our boy assuming his first alias, having his first family dinner with Hannah (Kristin Kreuk), and (assumably) making his first foray […]

Advance Review: Underground #5

By Matthew Meylikhov | Mar 2, 2010 | Reviews

This week brings the final issue of the Jeff Parker/Steve Leiber mini: Underground. Underground has been a tale of two park rangers running from a group of thugs intent on taking over a cave in order to make it a tourist attraction. Fortunately for our main heroine, she’s a general spelunker, so navigating the cave […]

Smallville Review: "Conspiracy"

By Gilbert Short | Feb 28, 2010 | Reviews

Oh don’t worry, I SAW you, don’t be so HOSTEL… In this week’s episode, it was another bit of plot momentum along with some points to which I have to touch upon. Check them out after the jump. Synopsis: Kandorians were being abducted under very mysterious circumstances, and they came to Clark for help, with […]

Review: Y: The Last Man script by Brian K Vaughan

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 26, 2010 | Reviews

One of the big buzz things floating around the internet is the unused Brian K Vaughan script for Y: The Last Man. How this came about to reside on the internet is unknown to me. I’m not sure if it was “leaked” or given with permission to the site that originally hosted it. However, very […]

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Review

By Walt Richardson | Feb 25, 2010 | Reviews

After hearing all the buzz surrounding DC’s new direct-to-video Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, I found myself digging up Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, an animated film released in 1993 that spun out of the highly regarded Batman: The Animated Series. Having grown up watching The Animated Series, I’ve watched this movie many times […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (Reviews 02-24-10)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 25, 2010 | Reviews

Welcome back, friends of all ages, races, sizes and species! We’ve got a great round-up of comics for you this week, and an exciting book for our BOTW slot. I’d also like to remind you, we’ve got this brand new rating system up: 0: Uwe Boll will direct the adaptation of this comic0.1 – 1: […]

LOST – 6×05 – "Lighthouse"

By Crit Obara | Feb 25, 2010 | Reviews

Editor’s note: post Crit’s write up, I have some thoughts on LOST and last night’s episode. The fifth episode of the final season of LOST (“Lighthouse”) featured a Jack revelation, an old school jungle trek co-piloted by Jacob, crazy jungle Claire and a new building with a mysterious mirrors. We open with Jack at his […]

Review: Hero Tomorrow

By Gilbert Short | Feb 24, 2010 | Reviews

A couple weeks ago, I had the pleasure of being asked to review a movie for our site by the marketing department in charge of promoting this small comic-related movie. I told them I would be happy to do it, and so here we are. Hero Tomorrow – TrailerHero Tomorrow | MySpace Video Overview/Synopsis: (from […]

Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths Review

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 23, 2010 | Reviews

It seems like only a few years ago when the direct to video animated movie was a new and fresh idea. With adaptations of Superman: Doomsday and DC: The New Frontier, DC had created a great start to their new department, largely focused on interesting and faithful adaptations with sets of all star casts, such […]

Advance Review: Broken Trinity: Pandora’s Box #1

By David Harper | Feb 23, 2010 | Reviews

This Wednesday, Top Cow is launching a new series written by Rob Levin and Bryan Edward Hill and illustrated by Allesandro Vitti. That title is Broken Trinity: Pandora’s Box, and it is part of a grand scheme by Top Cow to make their universe a more cohesive whole (ala any major event comic anyone else […]

Smallville Review: "Persuasion"

By Gilbert Short | Feb 22, 2010 | Reviews

Anyone else think it’s just a little creepy he’s most likely thinking about porn when he does this? In this week’s Smallville, we had a return to the roots of the series. Sort of. When the short first started, Kryptonite was this wacky catch-all that would do pretty much anything depending on how it was […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (Reviews 02-17-10)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 18, 2010 | Reviews

Welcome back, friends of all ages and races and sizes and species! We’ve got a great round-up of comics for you this week, and an exciting book for our BOTW slot. I’d also like to remind you, we’ve got this brand new rating system up: 0: Uwe Boll will direct the adaptation of this comic0.1 […]

LOST – 6×04 – "The Substitute"

By Crit Obara | Feb 18, 2010 | Reviews

Just as 1×04 (“Walkabout”) shocked us and changed the game (This Island is crazy! The crippled guy can walk now!) this weeks episode, called “The Substitute,” has changed the game again five years later. Up until this point, we’ve been told that Desmond failing to push the button was the sole reason Oceanic Flight 815 […]

Review: Supreme Power

By Walt Richardson | Feb 16, 2010 | Reviews

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” -Lord Acton (1834-1902) Before Marvel Comics soiled its relationship with Joseph Michael Straczynski (commonly referred to by comic fandom as JMS), the former Babylon 5 scribe revamped Marvel’s nearly forgotten Squadron Supreme into something incredible. This new inception began […]

Smallville Review: "Warrior"

By Gilbert Short | Feb 13, 2010 | Reviews

I’d usually put a snide remark here, but the picture is joke enough… Tonight we have a return to the standard one hour format of Smallville, and also the return of everyone’s favorite Magician Zatanna! So Without further ado, follow the cut for my review. Synopsis: Zatanna is in town fixing her father’s messes, and […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (Reviews 02-10-10)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 11, 2010 | Reviews

Welcome back, friends of all ages and races and sizes and species! We’ve got a great round-up of comics for you this week, and an exciting book for our BOTW slot. I’d also like to remind you, we’ve got this brand new rating system up: 0: Uwe Boll will direct the adaptation of this comic0.1 […]

LOST – 6×03 – "What Kate Does"

By Crit Obara | Feb 10, 2010 | Reviews

We learned “What Kate Did” during season 2, so now it’s time to find out “What Kate Does.” On the island? Off of the island? Both? We saw last week that off-island, she was doing what she does best: running. Some things never do change. So Kate, what are you going to do? Lennon tells […]

Heroes Season 4 – "Brave New World" Review

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 9, 2010 | Reviews

Some of you may have noticed that I reviewed only the first half of Heroes‘ fourth season. Once it got to it’s break, I said I couldn’t do it. Most parents tell you that if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all, and it had really come to that point […]

Chuck Versus the Mask Review

By David Harper | Feb 9, 2010 | Reviews

This week on Chuck, we have Chuck taking a lead role on a mission at multiple points for the first time and the development of the love quadrangle. Plus, Chuck may have broken Morgan’s heart. Yikes. Find out how after the jump. Synopsis: Shaw finds himself on a mission to steal a rare mask that hides […]

Smallville Review: "Absolute Justice"

By Gilbert Short | Feb 8, 2010 | Reviews

CLARK, YOU’RE DOING IT WRONG. YOU ARE NOT BATMAN, YOU ARE SUPERMAN. Here is came, there it went! The Smallville movie “Absolute Justice” movie aired on Friday. Being the biggest episode of Smallville EVER meant I needed a little more help to cover tonight’s episode. So in addition to my review, you’ll hear some thoughts […]

Review – Seaguy

By Walt Richardson | Feb 4, 2010 | Reviews

Underground! Way up high! Here comes Mickey Eye! Some things are so bizarre that they are wonderful, even if the beholder has no idea why. Grant Morrison and Cameron Stewart’s Seaguy definitely meets the bizarre criteria, while still presenting an engaging and entertaining read. Seaguy is certainly a very Morrison story, giving the reader a […]

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