It’s a rainy day here in Kansas City. It’s a dark, wet, and chilly afternoon. All I want to do is go home, bundle up, read some comic books, play some video games, and drink
What a crazy couple of weeks. Last week was gigantic in the world of comic books. I had one of my larger pulls and am still getting through them. Call of Duty Black Ops III
After a couple very, very light months of comics, I am completely overwhelmed with things to read this week. Seriously, take a look at my pull list below. I have no idea how I’m going
Sure, every now and then you will have a week or two where your pull just isn’t all that big. And sure, I actually have grown to appreciate weeks like this. It gives a little
I do realize that this is pretty much played out by now, but I can’t help it. This is the year of Back to the Future and I am truly excited. I began celebrating this fantastic
Where September proved to be one of the slower months in recent history, October seems to have dwarfed it after just two weeks. Marvel is in the middle of its All New All Different relaunch
While September proved to be one of the slowest months in recent memory for comic books, October is shaping up to be one of the biggest. Between Marvel’s Secret Wars tie-ins, new number ones, and
September has been one hell of a slow month for comic books. With DC trimming titles and Marvel constantly delaying books amidst their gigantic Secret Wars event, this has to be one of the slowest
And here is my pull for this week: Reyn #8 Reyn has consistently been a fantastic book that completely took me by surprise. What started out as an medieval story of lone warrior ended up completely
Here is what I plan on picking up this week: Injustice Gods Among Us Year Four #10 Things are getting crazier and crazier with this series as more and more heroes and villains are dying