Naughty Dog’s The Last Of Us has effectively set a new standard for what gamers and critics alike should consider a “good game.” By combining wicked realistic graphics and emotionally driven […]
Archaic Revival hits our front page this week thanks to its fractal driven, hybridized art style. The artist himself, Christian Laney-Clark, brings to the canvas a wholly new style of […]
Thomas Was Alone, created by programmer Mike Bithell, is a simple game with a minimalist style. You play as a couple of different colored blocks, each with their own delightful […]
Doctorow’s snappy, amiable novel shines brightly as a piece of activist fiction, focusing its sights tightly on a reality controlled by copyright law and the entertainment industry. A well […]
Ponderous, melancholic, intense, Dave McKean’s monster of a graphic novel is best read slowly over a series of overcast days. Its characters are odd and sometimes unsettling, making them, if […]
Every year, hundreds of thousands of nerds, geeks, comic aficionados, movie buffs, television junkies, Trekkies, and other imaginative people converge on the San Diego Comic Con like ravenous bears on […]
The San Diego Comic Convention kicks off in only a few days and already folks are wandering through downtown dressed as iconic characters. From Superman to Iron Man to the […]
The Shining Girls is a fascinating read: it’s got time travel, a ruthless serial killer, a girl who survived being disemboweled, and a time travel logic that hits each point in […]
Part III of our Interview Spotlight series shines brightly on Cory Doctorow, author of such cyberpunk titles as Pirate Cinema and Little Brother. Well-known throughout the interwebz as a figurehead […]
? Sherlock, put simply, is brilliant. From the overwhelmingly creative minds of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss (two of the brains behind the recent seasons of Dr. Who) Sherlock sweeps […]
