Each publication in the series of Nero: De Premières focuses on one character of the popular Nero comic book series and treats us to a republication of the album in which that character appeared for ... Read More »
Comic books’ stories tend to take us to faraway places, to big adventures and magical sceneries, while others tend to present us with historical figures, stories based on facts or the good old fashi... Read More »
We tend to review many stories in our comic book section, but sometimes we get treated to something extra, namely artbooks based on the series that pass the revue. This time we have the chance to have... Read More »
El Topo is probably one of those movies that passed you by rather silently, as it’s a cult Western movie from the seventies, that never truly made it big. The movie proved to be an acquired taste, b... Read More »
The Suske and Wiske comic books include many different stories, yet with a few recurrent features. There are the stories where they chase bad guys here and now, but also professor Barabas’ time mach... Read More »
England’s history is so colorful that, no matter where your story is set, it is bound to be entertaining. Het Bloed van Lafaards is set in the seventeenth century, at a time where Oliver Cromwell’... Read More »
While in the second issue of Gloria Victis things were looking up for Aelio, who was competing to bring back glory to his family’s name, in the end, just like his father, his chance for fame, fortun... Read More »
It’s been a while since we reviewed an issue of the series ‘De Bank’ revolving around a French banker’s family and the entire banking history in France in the nineteenth century. Now we’ve c... Read More »
Once again, we got the opportunity to review a new Angry Birds release. We already reviewed the first issue of a new Angry Birds comic book series called ‘Angry Birds Movie Comics’ a few months ag... Read More »
It has only been several months since the chivalrous Johan received a total graphical overhaul, where the once classical illustrations made way for a more ‘American comic book-like style’. The fai... Read More »