Entertainment Reviews

I really love reading manga, but I’ve taken a liking to light novels as of late. From sporadically checking up on the Haruhi Suzumiya series to reading recent releases like The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku and The Rising of the Shield Hero, I do appreciate how simple and digestible

From late-night guilty pleasures to disastrous abominations, the track record of live-action video game film adaptations have consistently been horrible. While there have been some great animated video game films (such as The Angry Birds Movie and Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva), the transition to the silver screen usually

We all love a good origin story, but the most ambitious ones are the ones that retell and remaster a tried and true classic. Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! was one such example, rearranging the events of Ash and Pikachu’s early adventures and updating them into a new

A crisis of identity sits at the heart of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. Is it an adventure? Is it a gazetteer of Water Deep? Is it a toolbox for urban sandbox adventures? In trying to be all of these, it never commits to any of them well enough, though there are

Blizzard Entertainment recently released The Hearthstone Pop-Up book. As a frequent Hearthstone player, and old school World of Warcraft The Card Game player, I was very excited to review this book, which you can purchase from the Blizzard Gear store. With five vibrant 3D pages, this pop-up book brings the

The end of the world is nothing new. From zombies to plagues to divine acts of God, there’s already a multitude of works that depict humans suddenly dying off and disappearing. On that end, Dr. Stone might not be unique; however, its blend of Shonen action, comedy, intriguing characters,

A few months ago, I reviewed the first volume of the manga Giant Spider & Me: A Post-Apocalyptic Tale, which was an endearing story about a girl and her pet spider. While I did have an enjoyable time overall, I did note that the uneven balance between the grim and

Next to shonen action series, I really love manga with comedic elements veering into parody. In a world of media trying to go darkly serious at every turn, I do love a good laugh. It’s with this mindset that I absolutely adored the first volume of Dragon Goes House-Hunting,