Book Review: Big Brain
Big Brain: The Origins and Future of Human Intelligence by Gary Lynch and Richard Granger is an unfortunate read.
The book explores an important question...
Battlepug Vol. 2: This Savage Bone Review
In the foreword to the first volume of Mike Norton’s Battlepug, friend and fellow artist Skottie Young talked about how the book was bred...
A look at Amazing Arizona Comic Con 2014
Not every comic convention is so Amazing that it takes you an entire week afterward to recover. Well, Jimmy S Jay's Amazing! Arizona Comic...
Beyond Rue Morgue: A Return to the Character Who Created a Genre
Le Chevalier C. Auguste Dupin... one can argue that he was the front-runner for detective fiction from classics such as Sherlock Holmes to...
Comic Book Review: Saga Vol. 2
Saga Vol. 1 left off on a completely new direction for the book. Not to say I didn’t enjoy the first volume ─ I...
Godzilla at 70: The Literary Roots of a Cinematic Icon
Celebrate Godzilla's 70th anniversary by exploring Shigeru Kayama’s original stories, revealing the allegorical origins of the beloved monster as a symbol of nuclear devastation.
Comicfreaks & Geeks Podcast #1 The Beginning
Comicfreaks & Geeks proudly bring to you our first podcast! We give a brief intro of who we are, talk about the latest news,...
All-New X-Men #17 Review
It’s troublesome that while All-New X-Men #17 marks the sixth chapter in the rapidly-ending Battle of the Atom event, the narrative appears a lot...
Comics Reviews for May 21, 2014
Please note, all the comics that are reviewed below represent those books that I am actually purchasing. What this means is while I would...
Comics Reviews for May 28, 2014
Please note, all the comics that are reviewed below represent those books that I am actually purchasing. What this means is while I would...
