This week, Manga Monday rolls on with a look at the next volume of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin – Volume 5 Continue reading →
Author Archives: Alexander Case
Comic Review: Atomic Robo Volume 1
A while back we encouraged you to check out the first issue of Atomic Robo, when it was made available for free on Comixology. Now it’s time to take a look at the comic’s first trade.
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Manga Review: Knights of Sidonia – Volume 2
Manga Monday rolls on with a look at volume two of Tsutomu Nihei’s Mecha Space Opera Zombie Apocalypse series.
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Book Review: Deepsix
It’s been a while since I’ve done a book review on the site, so I’m taking a look at Jack McDevitt’s Deepsix, the sequel to Engines of God.
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Manga Review: Kekkaishi – Volume 1
This week Manga Monday starts up once again with a quick look at the first volume of a Shonen Jump manga – Kekkaishi.
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Anime Review: Iria – Zeiram the Animation
This week I’m doing an anime prequel to a series of Japanese science fiction films that I intend to review at some point in the future – the Zeiram duology. Continue reading →
Weekend Review – Godzilla (2014)
If you’re trying to completely submerge yourself from any details of any kind before seeing the movie – here’s the super-short version: Godzilla is back, and better than ever. Continue reading →
Manga Review – Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin, Volume 4
This time I’m doing two volumes of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin in a row, for volume 4, the second-to-most-recent volume to get an English language release. Continue reading →
Manga Review – Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin, Volume 3
This time the manga comes to some of the most iconic moments in the original Gundam series. Continue reading →
Warner Bros. Announces “LEGO Justice League”
Warner Bros. and DC released a joint press release:
Based on the popularity of The Lego Movie, and in particular the audience response to the depiction of Batman in that film, all future adaptations of DC works, including the upcoming Justice League film, will feature the iconic DC comics superheroes and villains as Lego characters. As part of this initiative, the next season of the hit WB television series Arrow will be the first to be Lego-ified. DC will also be rolling out a Lego DC Heroes comic line for younger readers.
Warner Brothers has released a proof-of-concept trailer, which can be viewed here.