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Catwoman: Soulstealer is the third book in the new DC Icons YA line. Does Sarah J. Maas’ take on the character hold up? Check out our review.

Featured Movies Reviews

Netflix Original: Ibiza Review

August 17, 2018August 15, 2018 Stephanie Cooke 0 Comment gillian jacobs, ibiza, movie, movie review, Netflix, Netflix Original, Reviews

Can Gillian Jacobs and Robb Stark– err Richard Madden make Ibiza worth watching? We review the Netflix Original and tell you if you should check it out.

Featured Reviews TV

Netflix Original: Sugar Rush Review

August 16, 2018August 15, 2018 Stephanie Cooke 0 Comment netflix original series, Reviews, sugar rush, TV, tv reviews

Sugar Rush is a Netflix series with contestants competing for the chance to win $10,000. How does Sugar Rush hold up in the reality TV world?

DVD/Blu-ray Featured Movies Reviews

Blu-ray Review: Mission: Impossible 1-5

July 17, 2018July 12, 2018 Stephanie Cooke 0 Comment ethan hunt, Mission: Impossible, paramount pictures, tom cruise

The first time I ever saw a Mission: Impossible film, I was on an airplane and it was playing. It

DVD/Blu-ray Featured Movies Reviews

Blu-ray Review: A Quiet Place

July 9, 2018July 9, 2018 Stephanie Cooke 0 Comment a quiet place, emily blunt, john krasinski, millicent simmonds

A Quiet Place remains an interesting take on the modern monster movie.

Comics Featured How To Get Into Comics

Comic Book Creative Teams: Who’s Who And What Do They Do?

June 5, 2018May 28, 2018 Stephanie Cooke 0 Comment Artist, colourist, Comic Books, creative teams, flatter, illustrator, letterer, writer

This week’s piece is all about understanding who does what in a comic book. There are numerous people involved in making

Featured Reviews TV

TV Review: Killing Eve Season 1

May 25, 2018May 25, 2018 Stephanie Cooke 0 Comment bbc america, jodie comer, killing eve, review, Reviews, sandra oh, TV, TV review

Jodie Comer brings the character to life in the best way possible to make her one of the most interesting “villain” characters I’ve seen portrayed on screen since Alice in Luther.