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Geeking Out – Firefight from Mantic Games: Review and Giveaway

This week we’re taking a dive into FIREFIGHT, the glorious new sci-fi mass battle game from the maniacs at Mantic Games, with a review and giveaway to win a copy for yourself.

Review – Once & Future #25 (BOOM! Studios)

Publisher: BOOM! Studios Writer: Kieron Gillen Artist: Dan Mora Colours: Tamra Bonvillain Lettering: Ed Dukeshire Release Date: 4th May 2020

Hasbro Review – Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett Premium Electronic Helmet

[NOTE: his item was provided free of charge by Hasbro (thanks Ellie!) but all opinions in this review are my own] It’s May the 4th again, and like last year, I’m back with another Star Wars themed review, this time looking at the Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett (Re-Armored) Premium Electronic Helmet from…

Movie Review – Turning Red (2022)

Turning Red sees 13-year-old Mei (voiced by Rosalie Chiang) a hardworking student torn between her loyalty to her friends and her obligation her overbearing mother. After an embarrassing showdown between her mother and a boy Mei has a crush on, Mei wakes up the next morning transformed into a giant red panda. Hijinks ensure as…

RPG Review – Monsters of the Wildness: Oswald’s Curse, a 5E Bestiary from Cawood Publishing

For anyone that hasn’t already seen the blurb for the latest in a line of very well received supplements for Dungeons and Dragons, Monsters of the Wilderness is a book chock full of monstrous goodies.

’80s Horror Tropes Collide in “The Very Last Girls” OGN from Darby Pop Publishing

Darby Pop Publishing have just announced details of THE VERY LAST GIRLS, a 162-page graphic novel

Review – ZVRC: Zombies vs Robots Classics #2 (Image Comics)

Publisher: Image Comics Writer: Chris Ryall Artist: Ashley Wood Release Date: 27th April 2022 For those readers encountering this particular “re-presentation of the oft-forgotten Zombies Vs. Robots series by Chris Ryall and Ashley Wood” for the first time, the creative duo’s adventure ‘Inherit The Earth!’ will certainly provide them with a bit of a head-scratching…