Last year, I reviewed the pilot for the new live-action iteration of “The Tick,” wherein I said it showed a lot of promise. That promise has been fulfilled. This “Tick” is a triumph. In the...
Shia this week reviews Resolution of Soldiers Future Trunks Comments? Questions? Join the conversation on our FB group here Want to see more videos from Richie Shia? Check out Instagram , Facebook , and YouTube...
Hesus recently got the chance to review the Kids Logic. 1:6 scale of the Back To the Future iconic floating skateboard. Got these babies from: http://www.bigbadtoystore.com for $139 and they’re still in stock. Check out all the goodies...
Telltale Games along with Warner Brothers today announced the next episode in their Batman – The Telltale Series will be released on September 20th. The episode is subtitled ‘Children of Arkham’. Full details and pictures...
Kai is back with another review. This time they are looking at Banpresto MSP Gotenks. Questions or comments? Join the discussion Here Like Kai’s videos? Follow A.E.W for more at YouTube, and Instagram...
I’m Batman Ok, I’m not. But, for a couple of hours, I was. I spent the time playing the first episode of Batman: The Telltale Series For the past few years, Telltale has really been...
Shia is here with another review what does he have this time for us? Well it’s a review of the Dragon Ball Gals Army Version Bulma. Comments? Questions? Join the conversation on our FB group here Want to...
Check out Hesus’ Unboxing/Review of Lamplanet’s Genki Dama aka Spirit Bomb Lamp v2.0 Here’s his Version 1.0 Review Check out more about LamPlanet http://www.lamplanet.com http://www.facebook.com/lamplanetcom http://www.instagram.com/lamplanetcom http://www.twitter.com/lamplanetcom http://www.pinterest.com/lamplanet What do you think? Join the discussion on...
By Mike McLarty Title: Wonder Woman #1 Publisher: DC Comics Writer: Greg Rucka Artist: Liam Sharp Price: $2.99 Pages: 20 Just two weeks ago, Wonder Woman: Rebirth 1 launched the first Post-52 incarnation of it’s...
HISTORY: Captain America first appeared in 1941 (pre Marvel Comics). He was envisioned to be a patriotic super soldier who often fought the Axis powers of World War II. He was brought back by...