Plagued by the ramifications of a techno-magic world now thirty years gone, Thrice-Nine is a dirty folklore world that limps along, degenerating into a place filled with paranoia and poison. Sasha Vasnetsov thought he’d escaped all that, but when news comes that his younger brother has been kidnapped by the secret police, he finds himself dragged back into the madness with a simple goal—to find his brother.
How do you make your mark on a world that is more focused on follower counts and overpriced lattes? That’s just one of the questions asked in Lost City Explorers, a new title from Aftershock Comics that shines a light on the frustrations of the youth of today.
If the Irish weren’t fighting outside invaders to their island nation, then chances were high that they’d be at war with one another. It’s a story that has been told through countless other civilisations, and yet the Irish take on civil war has always felt especially bloody. That’s kind of the driving force in Clankillers, by Sean Lewis, Antonio Fuso and Dave Sharpe.
If you want consistently amazing quality, you’ve come to the right place as new comic book publisher kid on the block AfterShock Comics has plenty of incredible content to offer.
We haven’t seen much of Eli Roth lately. The man who brought extreme gore and torture to the big screen several years ago has kept low as of late, popping up like a groundhog looking for its shadow or Bill Murray. But he’s back! Acting in and helping to produce a disaster movie of all things. But it looks like …
The horror maverick may be more well known for his sadistic Hostel films and his turn at clobbering Nazis with a baseball bat next to Brad Pitt, but it seems that for his next stab at cinema, the actor-director will be taking part in a little seismic activity instead. Last Updated: February 7, 2012
Every year in the gaming industry, there is a familiar buzz that starts building …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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