The world lost one bad motherfucking shitkicker in September with issue 4 of Southern Bastards. Issue 5 is where Jasons Aaron and Latour start to let us in on who this implacable douchebag was that Earl Tubb lost his life to in an effort to clean his town up, even just a little bit.
Read MoreReview: Captain Midnight #16
There is no doubt that Joshua Williams, Fernando Dagnino, and sometimes Manuel Garcia’s Captain Midnight has been one of my favorite reads out of the Dark Horse comic stables. It has been ushered as the flagship title of Project Black Sky and arguably it has been the best of each Black Sky title with only a couple coming close.
Read MoreReview: Rasputin #1
Rasputin, the so-called “mad monk” of Russia who gained influence in the days of the last Tsar, has fascinated many history-buffs for decades. He was mysterious, said to have healing powers, and thanks to his creepy appearance has seen many creative types re-imagine him as something even stranger than he actually was.
Read MoreGroup Review: Archer & Armstrong #25
Welcome to another Comic Bastards group review. We’re going to keep this intro short and just tell you that each of the participating writers/reviews will be giving their thoughts on the issue along with a score.
Read MoreReview: The Goon #48
The battle with the Magpie Witches escalates. This issue blends gangster styling with occult overtones as The Goon agrees to offer protection for a man named Rory in exchange for hired guns.
Read MoreReview: Mind MGMT #27
Okay wow. You can call this issue the “Secret History of Mind MGMT” because it reveals a ton of information about the series. It explains things that we’ve been digesting and reading for twenty-seven issues without a clue. I mean just wow.
Read MoreReview: Robyn Hood #3
Robyn Hood is still up against The Priest. I love the way this comic starts out. Robyn is suspended in the air talking to the readers about her purpose. She is thinking of her time in Myst and now her time on Earth. She is always fighting something, and it seems to never let up.
Read MoreReview: Adventure Time #33
If you’ve ever been watching Adventure Time and caught yourself thinking, “this is great and all, but what if Finn had a full beard?!” then check out Adventure Time #33. Finn’s got a full beard and a moustache, and war has broken out in Ooo.
Read MoreReview: And Then Emily Was Gone #3
It has been quite the year for dreamscapes in comic books. I’ve only ever read a handful that actually worked and were interesting, but I’m definitely adding this issue of And Then Emily Was Gone to the top of the list.
Read MoreWatch Quantum Break Being Played For About 16 Minutes
When time stops, everyone freezes! It's that right Remedy Entertainment Creative Director Sam Lake? Oh check out the video you say? Well I will Sam but can you tell us more about the game's main protagonist, Jack and this time-amplified gameplay? Again with the video? That's fair Sam, that's fair.
Read MoreReview: DayBlack (Short Film)
If you’ve stopped by the site previously then you’ve probably seen my review coverage for the comic book DayBlack by Keef Cross. Well this is in fact a review for the short film based on that comic. The film is written by Cross which is apparent in its structure and tone, but directed by Justin Jordan. Hold on comic fans this isn’t the Justin Jordan that’s given us titles like Spread and the Luthor Strode series, but rather an independent filmmaker with the same name.
Read MoreReview: Retropunk
Retropunk has a bit of everything in it. There’s flying cars, robots with human A.I., women with cat augmentations, hit men, and bounty hunters and most importantly the perfect blend of western storytelling and manga artwork. It is for what I call the "Adult Swim Generation."
Read MoreTrailer Time: A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
Well Vice is distributing movies now and frankly I'm glad because I want to check this flick out.
Read MoreThe Samsung Gear VR is the Perfect Peripheral for Geeks
Gamers, otaku, and film buffs alike, rejoice at this wonderful invention
Read MoreReview: Arrow 3.03 - " Corto Maltese"
Oliver goes to find Thea and bring her back- finally!- and Diggle and Roy join the adventure. Diggle’s there not just as a supportive friend, but on a mission on Lyla’s behalf. It doesn’t really go according to plan, culminating in a big, dramatic shoot-out. Our boys are fine, obviously, but they’re attacked from both sides, and Ollie even uses a gun.
Read MoreReview: The Flash 1.03 - Things You Can't Outrun
The villain of the week is a man who can turn himself into a poisonous gas, which is probably the dumbest power ever.
Read MoreReview: Sleepy Hollow 2.05 - "The Weeping Lady"
This week we tackled the myth of the weeping lady. You’ve probably heard some variation of the story; in Sleepy Hollow, the weeping lady was once Ichabod Crane’s betrothed.
Read MoreComic Bastards Presents: Indie-Ween – Inner Child by Derek Adnams and Brandon Bullock
As Halloween approaches so does more Indie-Weens! If you haven't stopped by the site to see the previous two Indie-Ween submissions then you allow me to fill you in on what Indie-Ween is all about: It submission is a standalone comic with a focus on Halloween, but all of the creators come from the indie comic community.
Read MoreReview: Alive
The highest compliment that I can give Alive is that it’s the manga Stray Bullets. That is the only comparison I can make to it and while the story telling is completely different, the subject matter has little in common, they are similar in one important way… they capture slices of real life.
Read MoreEpisode 156: Did You Say Bane?
Ladies and gentlemen and fanboys and girls, we're back with another episode of the CBMFP. This week we're going to talk about that Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer that was released earlier because animals on the internet can't keep it in their pants.
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