After a few trailers and extensive demos, one thing is clear about indie survival horror Outlast: it’s downright scary. Even so, details regarding its protagonist, Miles Upshur, have been pretty scarce. That is, until now. Indie developer Red Barrels has…
Justice League #23 Written by: Geof Johns Art by: Ivan Reis Now that is a way to say Forever Evil. Did not see this coming and despite knowing what it led to, this conclusion managed to throw some surprises our…
Uncanny X-Men #11 Written by: Brian Michael Bendis Art by: Frazier Irving Tensions are finally running high. Things have been going way too easy for Cyclops and his team, and Bendis has now shaken things up. This story is starting…
In a random and unexpected announcement, Nintendo has revealed a new version of the Nintendo 3DS: the Nintendo 2DS. Priced at $129.99, $40 cheaper than a regular 3DS and $70 cheaper than a 3DS XL, the 2DS is meant to…
Today was a big, if somewhat unexpected, day of Nintendo announcements. Nintendo unleashed a flurry of exciting news during their Nintendo Direct presentation including the confirmation of a Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD Wii U bundle, a $50 price drop for the…
Young Avengers #9 Written by: Kieron Gillen Art by: Jamie McKelvie For the time being, the chaos that Mother brought has now passed. I find myself relieved yet a bit disappointed that it couldn’t come to an end. It was great…
Miss Fury #5 Written by: Rob Williams Art by: Jack Herbert Time travel has never been more engaging in time of war. Miss Fury remains that story which you try to grasp, yet enjoy as things become clear. I mean…
Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #26 Written by: Brian Bendis Art by: David Marquez The name may be Spider-Man No More, but surely this is the start of something new. Spider-Man and Spider Woman are now teaming up to take the fight…
Thor God of Thunder #12 Written by: Jason Aaron Art by: Nic Klein After the events of GodBomb, you couldn’t ask for a more genuine transition back into something normal. This was a side of Thor that we had seen…
Green Hornet #5 Written by: Mark Waid Art by: Ronilson Freire Different strokes, different approaches, this issue is all about things getting back on track for the Green Hornet. This is between managing his paper, getting serious with taking on…