Rock Candy Mountain #2, Kyle Starks & Chris Schweizer If you love comics and you’re not reading Rock Candy Mountain then you’re missing out on something quite wonderful. Kyle Starks and Chris Schweizer have crafted a wonderful, unhinged world, and each issue to be published
This is a spoiler-filled Game of Thrones S7E01, “Dragonstone” recap Welcome back to the Game of Feels. Winter is here, and we’re a long way from where “Winds of Winter” left us. Arya’s headed south. Daenerys has arrived in Westeros. Jon and Sansa are trying
As discussed in TNL’s Game of Thrones Season 7 predictions, some tears will be shed. Some anxiety attacks will be had. And Gaby will be mad at life for a couple of weeks if anything happens to another Stark. But there must be happy things to
Sunday brought us the ninth episode of Twin Peaks: The Return. Do you know what that means? It means that we’ve officially watched half of the episodes David Lynch and Mark Frost have in store for us. Half of a season, and what have we
This Spider-Man: Homecoming review contains spoilers I walked into this movie feeling real salty. I’ve been salty about it ever since they canceled the last installment of The Amazing Spider-Man. Yeah, yeah. I know that all of you hated it, that Andrew Garfield was “too
Game of Thrones Season 7 is about to grace our screens and wreck our lives. (For a Season 6 finale recap, click here). Sure, we miss our favorite characters and desperately want to know how this ends. But can we stomach it? Probably not. The only
Mozart in the Jungle is finally back in production, which means its fourth season might actually hit Amazon later this year. Personally, the teaser images are driving me crazy. It’s kind of cruel to just dangle my favorite Mozart in the Jungle characters in front
The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue, Mackenzi Lee It’s difficult to describe (in a way that isn’t just incoherent screeching) how much I truly enjoyed reading The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue. For a while I was stuck in two reading ruts: the
Aliens: Dead Orbit #1, James Stokoe Aliens: Dead Orbit might as well have been called Aliens: Everything Horrible in Outer Space. James Stokoe has crafted a wonderfully unsettling, violent, and claustrophobic extension of the Aliens universe. It’s also absolutely gorgeous. Stokoe’s use of color cleverly
Black Cloud #1, Jason Latour & Ivan Brandon Out of all the Jason Latour-helmed comics that I’ve read recently (and loved), Black Cloud is by far the strangest. Don’t get me wrong — I didn’t dislike the first issue of Black Cloud. Far from it,