The first episode of Game of Thrones – the much-anticipated TV adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s popular series of fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire – aired on HBO this last Sunday. See the review after the jump! More After the Jump
Author Archives: Scott Hunter
REVIEW: Nevermore #1
From the mind of author Dean Koontz comes the new, original, comic book series Nevermore. Find out if it’s any good after the jump!
REVIEW: Moon #1
The Moon is a new book from small publisher Beyond the Bunker, and caught my eye with its rather interesting premise. Plus, it’s always good to review a British comic. Find out how it fares after the jump!
REVIEW: The Mission #2
Paul Haskell is a man caught up in a war between good and evil, tasked to kill a man for reasons he does not understand. What will he do? Find out after the jump!
ADVANCE REVIEW: Insurrection V3.6 #1 (of 4)
REVIEW: Days Missing: Kestus #4 (of 5)
The second Days Missing mini-series continues, this time a little closer to home. What will The Steward find on the eve of the 21st Century? Find out after the jump!
REVIEW: Soldier Zero #5
The last time I read Soldier Zero, I was none too impressed, marking the book at just above average. Issue five marks the beginning of a new story-line from a new writer/artist team – can it re-capture my interest? Find out after the jump!
REVIEW: Irredeeemable #22
This is an interesting time for the hit series Irredeemable. Now that the rogue superhero – the Plutonian – has been captured, the series is taking something of a new direction. How is it looking? Find out after the jump!
REVIEW: Dungeons & Dragons #3
The series based on the iconic role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons continues, with more orc-fighting, more shape-shifting assassins, and more dungeons built by insane dwarven murderers. Sound like a fun read? Find out after the jump!
REVIEW: The Infinite Vacation #1
Imagine a world where you are literally able to buy a better life, straight from your phone. This is the world that Nick Spencer – writer of the popular Morning Glories series – and Christian Ward present to us in their new title: The Infinite Vacation. Find out what I thought after the jump!
REVIEW: JSA All-Stars #14
I’ve really been enjoying JSA All-Stars for a while now: it may not be about to revolutionise the comic book medium, but it’s been a source of fun and exciting super hero action, and is a good read for it. I decided, thus, to take a look at the latest issue of the series, and see how it stands up under the reviewer’s microscope.
Review: Echoes #1 (of 5)
This book, beginning a new mini-series from Minotaur Press, caught my eye this week with some creepy visuals and distinctive art. How did it turn out? Find out after the jump!