Control: Resonant [Review]
Remedy does it again with Control Resonant, as Jeremy shares his thoughts on the action-packed title that may just well be his Game of the Year!
Lanterns Season 1 Review: DC's Grounded Gamble Pays Off
If Lanterns is the template for where James Gunn's DCU is headed on television, the future looks a whole lot brighter than the chatter suggests.
Mega Man Gear Masters #1 [Review]
Jeremy shares his thoughts on the latest Mega Man comic installment from Udon Entertainment: Gear Masters!
Absolute Batman #23 [Review]
Bruce’s paranoia reaches new heights as the walls continue to close in…Jeremy shares his thoughts on Absolute Batman #23!
Mega Man Adventures Volume 1: The Archie Run Is Finally Treated Like It Mattered
The Mega Man comic book renaissance continues with a beautiful reprinting of the classic Archie Mega Man run, which collects the first 12 issues!
Halo: Campaign Evolved - Review
Halo: Campaign Evolved is fun because it’s Combat Evolved again. However, it’s Unreal coat of paint and quality inconsistencies hold it back from being the evolution Halo needed.
Dr. Wily #1 [Review]
Jeremy shares his thoughts on Tavis Maiden and Ryan Jampole’s one-shot featuring Mega Man’s chief antagonist: the notorious Dr. Wily!
A Mischief of Magpies - Issue 1 [Review]
Jeremy dives into Si Spurrier and Matias Bergara’s latest fantasy story with A Mischief of Magpies, Issue 1!
Absolute Batman #20-22 [Review]
Absolute Batman #20-22 finds Snyder and Dragotta at full power, with a fear-toxin-free Scarecrow waging psychological war on Bruce while billionaire Joker Jack Grimm turns Gotham itself against him. We break down the arc's biggest reveals, Harley's devastating origin issue, and what the newly announced animated series means for the franchise.
Mina the Hollower [Review]
Yacht Club Games follows up their legendary debut with a new icon: a richly layered action-adventure that earns every one of its comparisons to the Souls genre while wrapping it all in some of the most joyful pixel art you'll see all year.
One Piece Episode 1163 Review
One Piece Episode 1163 delivers one of the most emotionally resonant moments in the series' long history. Bring tissues. This one has been twenty years in the making.
Absolute Green Arrow #1 [Review]
Pornsak Pichetshote and Rafael Albuquerque launch a sharp, socially charged whodunit. Green Arrow's Absolute reinvention is bloody, gripping, and one of the line's best debuts yet.
R-Type Dimensions III [Review]
The punishing SNES shooter returns in all its hair-pulling glory (?) - Jeremy shares his thoughts on R-Type Dimensions III!
Saros [Review]
Five years after Returnal, Housemarque returns with Saros, a frenetic and beautifully realized spiritual successor set on the haunting planet of Carcosa. With razor-sharp gunplay and a standout lead performance from Rahul Kohli, it's PS5's next must-play exclusive.
Pragmata [Review]
Jeremy hacks into what makes Capcom’s latest IP, Pragmata, so great. Check out his review here!
Absolute Batman #19 [Review]
Snyder and Dragotta provide a harrowing take on a familiar villain in the latest issue of Absolute Batman - check out Jeremy’s review of issue 19!
Ice Cream Man #45 [Review]
Hitchcock-flavored horror at its finest. Ice Cream Man #45 delivers a gripping voyeuristic thriller with razor-sharp art from Morazzo and O'Halloran's stunning colors. Another essential entry in the series.
Godzilla's Monsterpiece Theatre: Romeo & Juliet and Godzilla [Review]
Jeremy shares his thoughts on the latest installment of Monsterpiece Theatre, as Godzilla and Mothra take their fight to the pages of the Shakespearean classic Romeo & Juliet
Mega Man X #2 [Review]
Jeremy shares his thoughts on the latest entry from Daniel Arseneault and Hanzo Steinbach’s adaptation of Mega Man X in comic form. With Flame Mammoth looming ahead of him, will X have what it takes to continue bringing the Mavericks to justice?
Project Hail Mary [Review]
Jeremy shares his thoughts on Project Hail Mary, the stunning sci-fi adventure that proves big-budget films can still be smart, funny, and genuinely moving. Don't miss this one!

