You wouldn’t think that a Batman comic book would have time to tackle the idea of love, outside of the most romantic of bruisings that the darkest of knights hands out with knuckle-kisses to enemies, but the second issue of Batman: White Knight is very much a love story. A romance in two dozen pages from writer and artist Sean Gordon Murphy, that details the positive impact that love can have. As well as the more dangerous aspects of a romance that becomes an obsession.

The first season of Hitman has produced the definitive Agent 47 experience in a world of intrigue, espionage and murder.

It's official! Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2 is on the way. Here's the first trailer for it.

John Wick isn’t just a great action movie starring the world’s most vengeful pet owner, but probably something else that escaped my attention due to the fact that I was constantly slobbering at the ridiculously kinetic action sequences that made that film so damn good. First-time directors Chad Stahelski and David Leitch hit the ball out of the park with their debut flick, …

Old school to the max, Pillars of Eternity was a classic throwback to the Dungeons and Dragons RPG action of yesteryear that defined games such as Baldur’s Gate and Icewind Dale. The game has been a big success, so of course a sequel is being considered. One that’ll pit players against the rising tide of darkness in a stranger land.

Time flies when you’re the fastest man alive, and it felt like only yesterday when the first season of The Flash ended on the kind of cliffhanger that usually swallows entire cities. And that’s going to leave Barry Allen in some uncharted waters, as he finds himself hopping through the DC multiverse and time itself. According to producer Gabrielle Stanton, …

Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is headed to space, and then some, with Grass Effect content and solo play. OH YEAH!

The other day, I was engaged in a Facebook conversation about bad movies when somebody mentioned Independence Day. If I could have slapped them through TCP/IP I would have. I have an incredible love for director Roland Emmerich and writer Dean Devlin’s 1996 alien disaster flick and not just because it made a proper superstar out of a young Will …