Agent Carter: Bridge and Tunnel
This episode picks up with Peggy realizing that no one around her is safe so she must live in solitude. Her friend at the diner suggests living in her apartment building since something...
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Agent Carter Pilot
Agent Carter by: Oliver Layco Agent Carter was much talked about before it’s initial release. This would be Marvel’s first series, in movies or television, that would have a female lead. Fan favorite...
Twilight Zone Countdown
There are tons of great Twilight Zone Episodes to see during SyFy’s New Year’s marathon but here is our list of the Top 9 best ones! Each one has some terrific acting, as...
The Hobbit Trilogy Review
by: J.D. Cook The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring is my all-time favorite movie and the Hobbit is one of my favorite books so I was naturally very excited...
New York Comic Con 2014
by J.D. Cook This year’s New York Comic Con was the biggest ever! It even managed to supplant the San Diego Comic Con as the king of Comic conventions with twenty thousand more...
Injustice: Gods Among Us
by: J.D. Cook Just when I thought fighting games were dead…they pull me back in. It’s fitting that the creators of Mortal Kombat the first fighting game I ever liked would be the...
Fear Agent: Remender’s Masterpiece
by: J.D. Cook Imagine Ash from Army of Darkness in Space fighting Aliens and you have a good idea of what you will be getting into if you start this series. Although you...
Batman’s Zero Year Ends
by: J.D. Cook After an entire year of issues Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s epic Batman origin story Zero Year has come to a close. Snyder is one of the premiere comic book...
X-Men: Days of Future Awesome
by: J.D. Cook Seldom do I willingly eat a past article but my rant titled Boycott X-Men: Days of Future Past is going straight into my mouth. Never have I been so happy...
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
by: J.D. Cook The second Captain America is an astounding improvement over the first entry. The first film had glimmers of greatness before floundering in it’s last act. This film keeps the pedal...
