• Benedict Cumberbatch Attending San Diego Comic-Con 2014

    If meeting Benedict Cumberbatch is on the top of your bucket-list, you’re in luck! For the first time ever, the public heartthrob who wooed all fans as BBC’s Sherlock will be appearing at the San Diego International Comic-Con to be held on July 24 to 27 at the San Diego Convention Center. Cumberbatch, however, won’t be attending…

  • ‘City of Heavenly Fire’ – Review

    A Battle of Heaven and Hell The final battle looms ahead, it’s heaven versus hell in the City of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare. Our protagonist Clary and her crew square off against Sebastian and his army of corrupted Shadowhunters. The end of the fifth book concluded with Sebastian, the demon brother of Clary, our…

  • Fantasy Series You Might have Missed: Endless Knight

    It Gets Worse for Evie… [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P1MTIRMj3M] Well, as the story progresses Endless Knight gets more and more complicated and devious. Evie is at first very determined to work together to defeat the boy that all the other Arcana fear: Death. However over the course of the book Death is slowly humanized and his relationship, and…

  • Cosplay Tips For An Incredible Con Season Experience

    For many, summer means three homework-less months of friends, vacationing, and long days spent by the pool. For others, it means the height of “con season”—the time of year during which most anime/video game connections take place. And where there’s a con, there’s going to be cosplayers. Of course, cons aren’t the only time when…

  • Psycho Pass: Season 1 Review

    A couple of days ago I wanted to watch a dark style, psychological drama anime that full of thrills and mysteries similar to Death Note. A friend of mine suggested I might like Psycho-Pass because it is thrilling and graphic. Needless to say, she was spot on. This anime is absolutely brilliant! I literally watched the show in 2 days. Psycho…

  • ‘The Battle of the Gods’ is Coming to North America

    The anime and manga that has brought so many geeks into the anime world will be showing its latest cinematic masterpiece at local theaters in the U.S. It has been seventeen years since a new and epic Dragon Ball Z movie last graced a silver screen in Japan. With the success of this return to…

  • 14 Amazing Horror Comics to Fill Your Night With Terror

    Time to turn down the lights and prepare yourself for some of the best free horror comics on the web. From the macabre to the sinister, the creepy to the grotesque, the following comics will leave you haunted and hungry for more. Spooky Shorts for Your Spare Time What does it really mean to love…

  • Get Hyped Before SAO2: No Game No Life – Review

    When Sword Art Online bursted into the scene with its high-stakes, video game influenced story, a surge of both new and returning anime fans came into light, and a new hit was born. Now, with the second season looming just around the corner, here’s a more light-hearted game-influenced anime that is sure to keep your…

  • 5 Things We Need to See in Rumored Live-Action Gundam Movie

    In the past few years, there have always been a need and a bunch of speculations over a live-action Gundam movie. So far, the closest we’ve gotten to that is fellow Gundam geek, Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim (2013). But the rumor mill has been spinning faster than ever after Gundam creator Yoshiyuki Tomino announcing…

  • ‘Legend of Korra’ Recap of S3 E1, E2, and E3

    I recently expressed my lack of faith in the Legend of Korra season 3 based on the trailer. That doesn’t mean I’ll stop watching it. Quite the opposite. I awaited the premiere even more anxiously because I wasn’t sure if my fears would come true. As it turns out, nearly all of my fears were…

  • Netflix Set to Release Its First Original Anime Series

    It’s an understatement to say that Netflix have been fairly successful with their original series, and given their track record, the people of Netflix seem to have a good sense of releasing intelligent series that appeal to the general masses’ tastes. Therefore, Knights of Sidonia might be worth checking out whether you’re a massive otaku…

  • Fantasy Series You Might have Missed: ‘The Poison Princess’

    Five Teenagers in an Apocalypse The Poison Princess, book one of the Arcana Chronicles by Kresley Cole, is a dark story of survival in a world that has suffered through the apocalypse. Grim situations, insanity, and people empowered by the Major Arcana tarot cards abound in this series. The series focuses on a small group of…

  • 5 Early Comics From Around The World

    5. Choujuu-jinbutsu-giga or “Animal-Person Caricatures” (Japan) Choujuu-jinbutsu-giga (the literal translation of which is “Animal-Person Caricatures”), shortened to Choujuu-giga, is a 12th/13th century Japanese series of scroll drawings (emakimono) from Kyoto, Japan, and is widely recognized as the first manga. The series of scrolls has no confirmed author, though many scholars believe the monk and astronomer Toba Soujou created them. The right-to-left reading direction of Choujuu-giga is thought to have created the…

  • Fantasty Series You Might Have Missed: ‘Throne of Glass’ Series

    This Ain’t No Run of the Mill Fantasy Series If you are tired of sappy and romantic fantasy novels where the damsel in distress is saved from peril and everyone lives happily ever after, then have I got a series for you!! Sarah J. Mass’s Throne of Glass series is full of betrayals, gruesome deaths, ghastly secrets, assassins,…

  • The Wicked + The Divine #1 – Comic Review

    So you’re seventeen.  You live with your parents, you go to high school, you probably have or at least want a boyfriend or girlfriend, and college is just around the corner.  With adulthood just ahead of you, you find out you are special.  Not just the “everybody is unique” kind of special.  You are actually…