Monthly Archives: January 2007

Here’s something to astound your senses: the first chapter in issue five of the Madballs comic book from Marvel’s 1987 Star Comics line-up. Please enjoy the companion blog entry that inspired this scanning and posting over at Wes Blacula’s New … Continue reading →

Why is the judge from Phoenix Wright such a clueless dingbat? I’m finally finishing this game since I picked up the second one. I do not want to know you if you choose to press the buttons in lieu of … Continue reading →

Originally, I wanted to show each of you what I consider to be the boldest comic book cover of all time: a Star Wars comic that depicts Lando (a stunning likeness of Billy Dee Williams) getting double-fist punched right in … Continue reading →

I’m hesitant to visit Japan, because deep down inside I know that it might not be like this at all: However, this is pretty much what it must look like when the O.T.A.C.K.E.R.S. invade the streets together.

Just got back from this one. It’s too bad Smokin’ Aces will never survive tired comparisons to flicks by Tarantino and Ritchie, because it was really fun and ridiculous. Jason Bateman is definitely a stand-out, though he doesn’t get a … Continue reading →

I meant to write this here in a more timely manner, but damnit, I had a comic to post. The Crackdown demo dropped a few days ago on Xbox Live, and I couldn’t have been less excited, honestly. I was … Continue reading →

I have a new review on the internet; it is for Takashi Miike’s The Great Yokai War, in fact. Naturally, I usher you in its general direction with much enthusiasm.

Let’s play a game. Here’s one I found while cleaning up around here; a nasty little piece of trash from high school that still remains alarmingly relevant to our world. The name of the game is Corpse Choose One, and … Continue reading →

This will probably be the last time I play on Original Mode. I forgot how wild the scoring system is on the other modes, so I’ll play those from now on! I don’t know if I’ll be able to post … Continue reading →