Comic Book Review: Quantum #10 (2024)
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by geekmid
4h ago
Is it me, or has the wait for the tenth issue of anthology comic, Quantum, felt interminably long? For once, it’s not just me being impatient, as the issue opens with an explanation for its delay by editor, Steve Tanner, and it’s perfectly understandable given the number of pieces that need to be in place ..read more
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Comic Book Review: Nymphobots #1 (2024)
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by geekmid
2d ago
When a lonely hacker, Danny, finds a discarded pleasure robot named Lani in a dumpster, it kicks off a chain of violent events that sees her breaking her programming, having learned the most despicable human traits from her previous owner. I have to admit, I had my reservations when Paul Veenstra, the creator of Nymphobots ..read more
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Video Game Review: Bounty Bob Strikes Back! (Atari 7800, 2024)
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by geekmid
2d ago
Here we are with another modern retro game, on a new platform based on a retro console. Confused yet? So, Bounty Bob Strikes Back! is the sequel to the classic Miner 2049er. Though released for the Atari 5200 back in the 80s, it never made it to Atari’s more powerful 7800 console, at least until ..read more
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Comic Book Review: Genecy #1
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by geekmid
3d ago
The Grunnod are a militaristic people who’ve enslaved and enriched themselves at the expense of an entire galaxy. However, their terrifying reign may be about to come to an end; one of their slaves, Kaizaxx, survives a thwarted prison break and stumbles upon a grand discovery that’ll alter his destiny, and that of the cosmos ..read more
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Comic Book Review: Eternal Warriors: Time and Treachery #1 (1997)
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by geekmid
4d ago
All excited from my discovery of some truly hidden, unfairly forgotten comic gems of the 90s, I thought I’d give the ‘judging a book by its cover’ thing a further go with some more incredibly cheap #1 issues from the era. Acclaim Comics had surprised me the most with their excellent Troublemakers series, and I ..read more
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Video Game Review: Bentley Bear’s Crystal Quest (Atari 7800, 2017/2024)
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by geekmid
5d ago
No, those years of release aren’t a mistake; Bentley Bear’s Crystal Quest really was a new game, produced in 2017 by Atari Age for the underrated, underappreciated Atari 7800 console. It’s now been re-released as a pack-in title with the new Atari 7800+ console, as well as being released separately, so you don’t have to ..read more
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Comic Book Review: Street Fighter #3 (1993)
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by geekmid
6d ago
This third issue of Malibu’s very short lived Street Fighter series is also the last. Despite the fallout from Ken’s scalping and apparent death at the hands of Sagat in issue 2, significant time is given to a fight, between the Street Fighter II video game’s popular sumo wrestler E. Honda and The Ferret, from ..read more
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Comic Book Review: The Protectors #6 (1993)
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by geekmid
1w ago
With Night Mask having been brutally murdered in the infamous, die-cut bullet hole adorned, issue 5, The Protectors are mourning the loss of their team mate, with some taking the tragedy harder than others. Can they get a respite from Mr. Monday and his Steel Army for long enough to peacefully bury their fallen comrade ..read more
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Video Game Review: Snow Bros. Wonderland (2024)
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by geekmid
1w ago
One of my favourite single screen platformers ever, I have a huge amount of nostalgia for the original, 1990 video game Snow Bros. So while I was excited when I heard there was a new sequel being released, I was very excited. Yet when I played it, it was most definitely not what I was ..read more
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Comic Book Review: Street Fighter #2 (1993)
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by geekmid
1w ago
Reading this second issue of the short-lived 1993 Malibu Comics Street Fighter series, it’s fairly clear why Capcom were unhappy with what the publisher was doing with the story and characters. A nearly issue long fight between Sagat and Ken is what we get here, and look, we know this was the EXTREME, VIOLENT 90s ..read more
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