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The Beautiful Death #1 Review
The Beautiful Death #1 Review Titan Comics Written and illustrated by Matthieu Bablet 64 pages...
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Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter #1 Review
Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter #1 Titan Comics Written by Dan Abnett Art by Tom Mandrake 32 pages...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: TMNT and GotG
EDITOR’S NOTE: Summer is a crazy time for movies, ESPECIALLY comic book movies, and our man The Credible Hulk cranks out movie reviews like nobody’s business! Enjoy this double-shot of Nerd at the Movies reviews,...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
The eyes. The eyes are the hardest to capture. Look at Avatar: Despite the leaps in technology that were showcased, Sam Worthington’s eyes still looked dead. The opening shot of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, however, the...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: Edge of Tomorrow
Recycling ideas is nothing new in telling stories. Occasionally, one is done so well, it becomes a bit of a sacred cow. The idea of reliving the same day over was the premise for Groundhog Day, something Bill Murray and Harold...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: X-Men: Days of Future Past Review
SPOILER FREE! Skepticism was high with the latest X-Men movie, Days of Future Past. Though there’s been a soft reboot for the series, returning to the world that, when last seen was critically and commercially panned...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: Godzilla (2014)
Godzilla is a genre unto itself. There’s an art to crafting the perfect giant monster movie. It’s a delicate balance between creating a believable human story and generating an air of suspense around the monster that...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Sony is trying hard to be like Marvel Studios. Too hard. With their hopes fixated on the horizon, the next big thing, they’ve become too concerned with building a universe out of the small slice of pie they have. As such,...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies – Captain America: The Winter Soldier
The first Captain America left audiences wanting by not telling a complete story and only serving as setup for the Avengers. The Winter Soldier had a lot to prove. Expectations for this were high. Aside from taking the name of...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: Muppets Most Wanted
I’ve love the Muppets. There’s a je ne sais quoi about them that’s been unreproducible, allowing these characters to live on for decades. Like many, I was excited when after 12 years they announced a new Muppet...
Read MorenerdTV: Black Sails
When Spartacus ended on Starz last year, I was sad thinking that I wouldn’t have a strong period piece/epic to kick of my new year, especially considering the somber note it ended on. Fast forward to New York City...
Read MoreNerd at the Movies: Frozen
As someone who unabashedly loves Disney movies, I was incredibly excited for Frozen. After a decade of poor offerings from the company, their new animation studio seemed to be on track with offerings like Tangled and Wreck-It...
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