It may only be directly referenced in the title of the first part of the trilogy, but the eponymous Hunger Games are the driving force of the entire series. About four years ago, the young adult novels released to critical and commercial acclaim, spawning a successful film adaptation that opened earlier this year with production [...]

Lured by some beautifully illustrated comic book cover variants, I checked out the inaugural issue of the Pathfinder series. No, this series has nothing to do with the critically panned, so-bad-it’s-kinda-awesome Karl Urban film of the same name. Rather, it’s based on the popular and incredibly involved tabletop role-playing game, born as a natural extension [...]

There was a point in Lost where it became apparent that many of these strangers who crash-landed on the island had connections to each other, both deep and superficial, long before they were stranded.  That revelation indicated a multi-layered narrative and displayed substantial scale to what were at once mysteriously captivating, but detached storylines. Volume [...]

Several months ago, I reviewed the first volume of Twisted Dark. I came away fairly neutral about the product, as it was full of predictable scenarios that still managed to be intriguing. However, once the many brief, seemingly disparate vignettes started subtly linking together, I saw fine potential in it as a starting point for [...]

I grew up in a household where time for activities like watching television or playing videogames was a privilege reserved for only when I no longer had the energy to complete actually productive pursuits. “They rot your brain,” my parents offered as reasonable rationale. With a young, developing mind, books were obviously encouraged. Thankfully, even [...]

I AM is a brief tale about a genius of a man with a talent for robotics and an equal aptitude for miscommunication. The narrative focuses on a simple, but emotional conversation he has with his perhaps most cherished artificial creation. The “About” section that precedes this story details the purpose that this mini-comic serves. [...]

What would you give up in order to avoid losing a loved one?

The time should come when you have to make a choice between what is right and what is easy.

The world’s been saved. That was the easy part. Now it has to be rebuilt. The epic series continues in spectacular fashion.

A pleasant short story intended for children, but certainly appealing to all-ages.

Why would a robotic military experiment abandon its duties? The reasons are wonky and contrived. At least there’s some nice action.

Monsters are portrayed going about their everyday life. It isn’t flattering. To humans.