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REVIEW: Spiral #1 – A clever take on an old idea
Spiral is a four issue crime saga set in London, focusing on how two people from different sides of the law cope with their family legacies. It is written by Magnus Aspli, with art and colours by...
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ADVANCE REVIEW: Grumpy Cat and Pokey #1
The first series featuring the beloved internet sensation Grumpy Cat only ran for three issues before publisher Dynamite Entertainment decided to start over again. Not a whole lot has changed between...
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REVIEW: Jonesy #1 – Spellbinding entertainment
People tend to have a love/hate relationship with most holidays. There will be people that breathe Christmas, and those that despise it. There will those that will do anything for Halloween, and the...
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TV REVIEW: Jessica Jones Season 1
Some time ago, Marvel made a deal with Netflix to create several original series for the streaming service that are not only a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but are also darker, grittier, and...
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REVIEW: Grumpy Cat and Pokey #2 – Perfectly balanced entertainment
Dynamite’s continued adventures of Grumpy Cat and Pokey follow the same formula as the earlier issues featuring our two felines. Grumpy Cat is a narcissistic pessimist with little interest in helping...
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REVIEW: The Fix #1 – Irreverent, Irredeemable, Hilarious
The Fix #2 continues to build upon the strengths of the series’ debut issue; a killingly funny crime story about two dirty cops, Roy and Mac, and their continuing efforts to get out from under with...
View ArticleCon Quest: Fan Expo Canada 2017, A Victim of Success
Fan Expo Canada 2017 is a great convention that’s a victim of its own success. One of my very first experiences with Fan Expo Canada was as a volunteer for my local comic book shop. They were still in...
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