The Evil Within
Release Date: October 14th 2014 System: Xbox One, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, PlayStation 4, PC Publisher: Bethesda Imagine a combination of Resident Evil and Inception and you have a pretty good idea of...
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Race in Comics Revisited
In a previous article by one of our own here at CMG our writer shared his thoughts about racial representation, or lack thereof, in our beloved form of entertainment. Today I would like...
The Hobbit: Tolkien Edit
I won’t delve too much into the review of this trilogy, so if you would rather read a review of that go on here! Still here? Good. Now if you’re reading this I’m...
Race in Comics
Why Laziness is the Enemy and Why Marvel Beats New 52 DC Not to say it ever isn’t but now, particularly, race relations are a contentious and often spoken about point of discussion....
Secret Wars Reboot
On Tuesday Marvel announced that their upcoming crossover story would be more than meets the eye. At first glance it seemed like a simple successor to Marvel’s 1985 Secret Wars. It will not...
JLA/Avengers in a Nutshell
Release: September 2003 Published by: D.C. Comics and Marvel Comics In honor of Marvel’s recent Secret Wars announcement we thought it would be fitting to do a Nutshell Review of our all-time favorite...
Frank in a Nutshell
Released: Jan 17 2014 Directed by: Lenny Abrahamson Michael Fassbender delivers a magnetizing performance in Frank. The story irresistibly drew me in with its comic awkwardness as Jon (Domhanall Gleeson) joins a very...
Agent Carter: Time and Tide
Agent Carter returns in the latest episode still trying to restore the reputation of her dear friend Howard Stark with the trusty butler Edwin Jarvis. However, the SSR is still hot on their...
Gotham Returns
Gotham surprised me from the very first episode. Upon hearing about it I couldn’t see myself getting into a show about Gotham City prior to Batman’s arrival. It just didn’t seem like a...
Big Hero 6 in a Nutshell
Baymax! The affable robot featured in trailers and promotional work really works in the movies favor. I never thought Disney would be able to draw me in emotionally to a marshmallow robot, but...
