The Artists of War By Brian Bannen • August 3rd, 2011 “There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.” –Sun Tzu, The Art Of War.
Last Week’s Comics 8/3/2011 By Brian Bannen • August 3rd, 2011 Brian Bannen reviews Amazing Spider-Man #666, Ghost Rider: Fear Itself #1 and Brightest Day Aftermath: The Search For Swamp Thing #2.
Non-Canon Coffee Break By Ian Gonzales • August 3rd, 2011 Ian Gonzales takes a coffee break with the non-canon Star Trek Wiki, Memory Beta.
Study Shows Internet Explorer Users “Marginally Able to Cope with the Adult World” By Peter Lang • August 2nd, 2011 Internet Explorer used exclusively by blithering idiots, BBC reports.
The “Common Sense” Reaction: Blame Videogames By Peter Lang • August 2nd, 2011 British news outlets were perhaps too quick to blame Xbox for the death of Chris Staniforth.
Down With Superfluous Reboots! By Peter Lang • August 2nd, 2011 The opinion expressed in this Coffee Break belongs to Peter Lang, who stands firm against the film reboot of Spider-Man.
A San Diego Comic-Con, Part Three: A Drink Best Served Strong By Ethan Sacks • August 2nd, 2011 The ride comes to an end as red carpets, Syfy sliders and high scores at Centipede punctuate Ethan Sacks’ adventures at Comic-Con.
Flabbergast – Zombie Zombie Mambo 6 By Mark Mariano • August 2nd, 2011 Uh oh. Someone just got bit by a zombie. Maybe punching zombies isn’t a good idea after all. Flabbergast: Zombie Zombie Mambo continues!
Bane Battles the Bat By Peter Lang • August 1st, 2011 How do you unwind after a drag-out fight on the steps of Gotham City Hall? Have a rap battle, of course.
Rookie of the Year: Use Your Allusion By Matt Marrone • August 1st, 2011 The Ayn Rand-inspired BioShock has Matt Marrone flashing back to his days as a lit major; he suggests other classic literature be turned into videogames.
