Movie Review: Jumanji: The Next Level
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor The drums have started beating again, which means that it is time to return to the world of Jumanji! Taking place a year after the events of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, this new…
Podcast: ComicsOnline S17 E4: The Best of 2016
by Mike Lunsford, Editor SPOILER ALERT! You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. SeasonSeventeen. EpisodeFour. The Best of 2016. Recorded December 29th, 2016 at the FXBG Pirate Radio Studios in Fredericksburg, Va and via Skype. It’s our Best of 2016 Show!…
Video Game Review: DC Universe Online
by Erik Meyer, reporter Years after its initial release, D.C. Universe Online is storming the current gen consoles, once again giving players the chance to be the hero they’ve always dreamed of. If you’ve played in the past on PC/PS3…
Podcast: ComicsOnline Pirate Radio S2E14 – Dead Technology
Hello again and welcome aboard! Season 2 Episode 14 “Dead Technology” or as it is also known as “George Clooney’s Nipples” features the Pirate Radio crew of Mike Lunsford hosting, Erik Meyer & Steve Monnich co-hosting, and EK the DJ…
Andy’s Top 10 Video Games
Andy Bartsch, Reporter Being a complete and total nerd, I like to drown myself in all things comic books, movies, and video games. I LOVE video games! Roughly about a year ago, Mighty Mike Lunsford asked me to write an…
Editorial: Mike Lunsford’s Favorite Video Games
by Mike Lunsford, Editor Hello again ComicsOnline readers! Up until 2011, I was a pretty avid gamer. Things came up (having kids, wanting to be a writer/podcaster, ya know…adult stuff) and I gave up the sticks. I was reminiscing about…
Video Game Review: Firewatch
By Andy Bartsch, Reporter In terms of categorizing video games, it’s hard to place Firewatch. Is it a first person shooter without the shooting? Is it a hiking simulator? Isn’t that what a treadmill is for? Either way, it’s…
Convention News: PAX Aus 2014
Following on from an immensely successful event in 2013, Penny Arcade Expo is once again heading to Australian shores. Taking place in Melbourne again, tickets to this popular event are selling out fast! So be sure to free up your…
Convention News: Oz Comic-Con Melbourne 2014
by Jayden Leggett, Editor That glorious time of year for Melbournians has come and gone again: Oz Comic-Con Melbourne 2014 has blown through the Royal Exhibition Building even more fiercely than the harsh winter climate that Victoria is famous for….
PS4 Game Review: Destiny – An Alpha Look at the Next FPS from Bungie, Creators of Halo
by Donald Wells aka TheDonOfGaming, Guest Reporter Destiny is an upcoming game developed by Bungie (Descent, Marathon, Halo) and published by Activision (Call of Duty, Tony Hawk, Guitar Hero), which has been on many people’s radar since 2012, including mine….
Blu-ray Review: Gamer 3D
Chelsea takes a look at the new release of the 2009 science fiction action film Gamer, now out on Blu-ray in 3D. Revisit the world where avatars are replaced with real people, slaves to the whims of teenagers, and Gerard Butler tries to escape the system. Is it worth another look? Read and find out.
XBOX 360 Game Review: The Walking Dead – Survival Instinct
by Kroze Kresky, Media Editor Zombie video games are a dime a dozen these days; you can’t shoot a bullet without hitting one even within your favorite franchises. Call of Duty? Zombies! Red Dead Redemption? Also zombies! Halo? Well… to…
Blu-ray Review: Wreck-It Ralph
by Kevin Gaussoin and Karissa Barrows, Editors Like their Toy Story trilogy before it, Pixar’s Wreck-It Ralph exists in a world where once humans look away, our toys have lives of their own. This time instead of classic toys, we…
Convention News: Oz Comic Con 2013
It’s almost that time of year again, when Oz Comic Con tours Australia. ComicsOnline is proud to present the following press release. Oz Comic-Con to command and conquer Perth and Adelaide with the help of William Shatner! Oz Comic-Con PERTH: Saturday 9th March…
Movie Review: Wreck-It Ralph
by Karissa Barrows and Kevin Gaussoin, Editors Like their Toy Story trilogy before it, Pixar’s Wreck-It Ralph exists in a world where once humans look away, our toys have lives of their own. This time instead of classic toys, we…