Reviews

On Oct. 14, 2014, Warner Bros. announced its long-awaited response to the Marvel Cinematic Universe: 10 DC films, kicking off with 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and concluding...

For fans of Beastars that are sad about the series conclusion, hold on, there’s more. Paru Itagaki’s work that came before Beastars, Beast Complex, is finally getting officially translated and...

Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team Pariah Nexus is the latest big-box release from Games Workshop, which is riding high on the unprecedented popularity of its science-fiction franchise. Priced at $160, there’s...

The severity of the United States’ opioid epidemic cannot be overstated, and neither can its crippling impact on active-duty military personnel and veterans. But even well-meaning artists can exploit the...

It’s a weird time to be reviewing a graphics card. I’ve spent the past week or so testing a GeForce RTX 3060, Nvidia’s latest GPU, but I’ve been able to...

For the last few years, Dungeons & Dragons books have bordered on formulaic. There’s a bunch of narrative or rules-heavy content up front, then a few appendices full of monsters,...

We live in a society an era where the Joker is a big deal, and a big draw. Between his box-office-smash solo movie, the ascendancy of the Joker/Batman hybrid the...

Loop Hero is a strategy game that’s also a fascinating meditation on parenting. The game takes the focus away from controlling the hero directly; instead, it’s your job to craft...

One of the charms of SpongeBob SquarePants is that past a certain point, you know exactly what you’re getting. Like any good kids’ cartoon, it relies on bright colors and...

In the opening pages of BRZRKR issue #1, Keanu Reeves punches a man so hard that his head explodes, leaving his right eye lolling out of the frame. Just a...