August 30, 2012
Review: Before Watchmen Minutemen Issue 3
August 29, 2012
PREVIEW: Uncanny Avengers Issue One Variant
Via Rick Remender
Review: NIKE + Running App for iPhone
An updated user interface layered with graphic friendly buttons and menus, secures the NIKE+ Running app as one of the best apps
around. Bundled with more features and social networking sharing capabilities, your exercise routine will never be the same.When we first reviewed the app awhile back, it was already a winner in our book, as one of the few have apps on your iPhone. The app with it's settings can capture your running schedule and respond with what your results after your routine. A recent update has revamped the old look and feel, giving it a more colorful and "infographic" look for the app. Which isn't necessarily a negative as bigger onscreen buttons are a welcome addition and a great departure from the old look. New social media sharing connectivity for sites like Facebook and Twitter, gives your friends and family an insight into your running regimen. Of course, you can still turn off these functions but why deny the world, the hard work and effort you put into getting in shape?
Furthermore, other new features include statistical charts and graphics detailing all of your runs and the ability to add what particular shoe you're using. NIKE+ Running still ranks as one of the best and most useful apps for the longhaul on your iPhone.
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August 28, 2012
Batman Unlimited: Dark Knight Returns Action Figure
Fans of Frank Miller's classic saga, The Dark Knight Returns, will not want to miss out on this action figure. Part of the new Batman Unlimited line of toys, this particular figure embodies the look and design of that epic miniseries. No word if any of the other characters will also be available, as it was in the previous release. The action figure is expected to debut around February 2013.
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August 27, 2012
Review: Supercrooks Issue 4
Will Johnny Bolt succeed in his attempt to steal from the richest super villain? What lies ahead for his team and his love in this unimaginable heist? Find out as the miniseries reaches it's stunning conclusion!
Writer Mark Millar and artist Leinil Yu's epic miniseries arrives with it's final issue, with a bang! The storyline which has focused on down-on-his-luck supervillain, Johnny Bolt, helping another friend out, has been masterfully intriguing. Millar has weaved a tale with extremely likeable characters with protagonist Bolt being one of them. It hasn't been easy not to cheer on Bolt despite his criminal past. However, Millar didn't exactly equate Bolt's vile and illegal activities to that of say, The Joker. Throughout these four issues, Millar has depicted a character and his team, with a bit of sympathy, making them more appealing and plausible for readers. The plot of helping his friend Carmine out of some financial difficulties with other ominous criminal elements, has certainly added to my pleasure of rooting for Johnny and his team. Millar has an interesting bit of scenes involving Carmine again, in the final issue, which will way make readers chuckle and say "here we go again"!
Writer Mark Millar and artist Leinil Yu's epic miniseries arrives with it's final issue, with a bang! The storyline which has focused on down-on-his-luck supervillain, Johnny Bolt, helping another friend out, has been masterfully intriguing. Millar has weaved a tale with extremely likeable characters with protagonist Bolt being one of them. It hasn't been easy not to cheer on Bolt despite his criminal past. However, Millar didn't exactly equate Bolt's vile and illegal activities to that of say, The Joker. Throughout these four issues, Millar has depicted a character and his team, with a bit of sympathy, making them more appealing and plausible for readers. The plot of helping his friend Carmine out of some financial difficulties with other ominous criminal elements, has certainly added to my pleasure of rooting for Johnny and his team. Millar has an interesting bit of scenes involving Carmine again, in the final issue, which will way make readers chuckle and say "here we go again"!
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