Recalling a not too distant past, where people complained about the casting of Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, Joe’s here to put the boot in and marvel at the new poster for DC’s “Wonder Woman”… Wow. You guys were so wrong, huh? If her performance, albeit small, in “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice” wasn’t … Continue reading
The Nameless City, by Faith Erin Hicks, Published by First Second Books, is a trilogy of graphic novels – The first one having been released in April – which centers on a young boy, Kaidu, a son of a general of the Dao forces occupying the city, and his friend, a young girl called Rat, … Continue reading
Brad went to see Ghostbusters (2016) with E14 Team member and Ghostbusters superfan (and Brother) Blake Harmer. Here’s what he thinks… Starring: Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon & Leslie Jones Directed by Paul Feig Right. Spoiler free review. I’ve downed a root beer and two Twinkies, let’s see where this takes us. It’s really, really good. “I was … Continue reading
After last week’s Kaijumax post, Joe had his question answered; Where is Kaijumax Season 2? Apparently the first few issues were already out. Here’s why you need to read them… I am glad to say that Season 2 continues the marked quality of Season 1, Zander Cannon has swapped out the prison environs for the … Continue reading
Rob’s attempt at a truly objective take on a comic adaptation continues, but how long can he preserve his innocence? Continue reading
Joe’s partial to a webcomic or two, and, after a tip off from r/comicbooks, stumbled upon the glorious “Kill Six Billion Demons”. Which has just been picked up by Image for publication! “Kill Six Billion Demons” is a one creator – enigmatically known as Abbadon – run webcomic, focusing on a teenager trying to get … Continue reading
When I picked up Kaijumax, I was pleasantly surprised that not only was this a severely nice looking book, there was also a fair amount of substance within the story. What I had initially bought on a whim, turned out to be a worthwhile pursuit. Continue reading
The comic’s been moving forward in real time ever since it started, and Judge Dredd himself is now well into his seventies, he has to retire or die, and do it soon.
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Recently, Joe (Crouch) – lapsed 2000ad reader – caught up with Joe (Dredd), regarding his recent travels in space, ice monsters & Gerhart, adventures featured in the pages of 2000ad’s “Judge Dredd: Titan” released July 16th. Judge Dredd: Titan centers on Dredd’s deployment to the titular, Titan, the host of a prison that houses Judges … Continue reading
Rob continues his unfettered reactions to the TV adaptation of beloved comic book, Preacher, liberated as he is from any knowledge of the source material. Catch up on what he thought of the Pilot here. Episode 2: See Beware readers! I, as is my way, care little for avoiding spoilers, so if you do, maybe … Continue reading
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