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Grendizer U Episode 1 Review: ‘The Two Stars Meet In A Desert’
After much anticipation of the eventual first episode premiere on July 5th, Grendizer U’s first […]
Review: ‘Daimajin’ (1966)
Gamera is undoubtedly a kaiju icon, yet the giant turtle isn’t the only prominent tokusatsu […]
Review: ‘Ultraman: Rising’ Illuminates with Heartfelt Heroics & Stunning Animation
The Ambassador of Light just shined even brighter in a medium catered to him. The […]
Review: Yuzo: The Biggest Battle in Tokyo
Elijah Thomas dives into Yoshikazu Ishii’s latest indie kaiju film!
His Mother DO Really Love Him: A Review of “Godzilla vs. Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers II” #2
The Teenagers with Attitude ramp up their battle with the King of the Monsters in […]
Review: ‘Gamera the Brave’ is the Turtle’s “Minus One”
Gamera the Brave is a film about being human, losing love, finding hope, and persevering through everything terrible. It is a film about living and growing and learning, about changing yourself for the better
Review: IDW Publishing’s Godzilla 70th Anniversary Anthology
Godzilla: 70th Anniversary mostly succeeds in acting as a big celebration of the last 70th years for the franchise (some more so than others), and if anything, serves as a showcase of what other creatives can do with the property.
Review: ‘Go! Go! Loser Ranger’ — an Anime for the Win!
As cliche as it may sound, there will always be the eternal struggle of good and evil, light, and dark, yin and yang, or in this case the tiger and the dragon. If one side is more prominent and tips the scales so to speak unevenly it could cause an imbalance. And that’s not to say it’s only darkness that could cause imbalance, though most commonly used in fiction, light is just as capable.
Review: The World of Nebulon + Interview with Creator James Santana of TokUSA Studios
The World of Nebulon is aptly named because its four short stories/excerpts give readers a taste of the burgeoning universe Santana, co-writer Hunter van Lierop, artist Gaspar Flores, and colorist Carmine “CJ” Billotto are creating.