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Kajiu Number 8 chapter 1-2 reviews.
As the list of manga and animes that catches our eyes, so is the list of mangas and animes that we start covering. Enter Kajiu Number 8, a story of a man turned monster doing his best to use his power for the greater good.
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My Hero Academia Chapter 352 review
My Hero Academia is finally back after 3 weeks break, and boy was the return a hot one. Join Isak Wolff, Mike Thomas, and Brandon Alvarado when they discuss chapter 352 named Ultimate Moves.
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The Amateur Otaku – Doron Dororon reviews
Isak Wolff and Brandon Alvarado started to cover a new manga recently. Doron Dororon follows a boy named Dora and a creature named Kusanagi. Both form a friendship to defeat monsters known as Mononoke and protect humankind. Here’s the playlist where you find all our reviews on Doron Dororon’s past and future. Doron Dororon is available on Mangaplus and Vizmedia.
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My Hero Academia Vigilantes Manga Discussion: Chapters 1-2 – The Amateur Otaku
With season 5 ending, The Amateur Otaku came up with the idea of covering the spin-off, My Hero Academia Vigilantes; a tale that follows the world of MHA at the street-level. The link below is our playlist of the two first videos in this new series. And for more of The Amateur Otaku, follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
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My Hero Academia Manga Discussion: Chapter 331 – The Amateur Otaku
As always, The Amateur Otaku is covering yet another chapter of the popular My Hero Academia manga together with Geekly Goods’ own Leo Rydel. The fight between the newly introduced Star & Strips and Shiggeraki continues in a monstrous fashion And for more of The Amateur Otaku, follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
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Hops and Box Office Flops: ‘THE ROCKETEER’
The Antifa Adventurer That isn’t Dr. Jones The Rocketeer is a beloved 1991 Disney film. Based on Dave Stevens’ comic series, which debuted in 1982, it revolves around stunt pilot Cliff Secord’s (Bill Campbell) fortuitous discovery of a jetpack created by Howard Hughes. Of course, adventure ensues. The character was created as a tribute to the 1930s serials that had inspired wonder in the youth of their day. Both the comics and film execute that homage perfectly. The Rocketeer is indeed a cult classic. Loaded with charm—which is anchored by the majestic score of James Horner—it serves as a delightful reminder of the comic book films of yesteryear. Those films had to rely far…
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My Hero Academia Manga Discussion: Chapter 330 – The Amateur Otaku
Another week, another My Hero Academia discussion with The Mad Doc Isak and Present Mike. The battle between The Strongest Hero and Shigeraki has just begun, and the question is… who will come out on top? And for more of The Amateur Otaku, follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
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My Hero Academia Manga Discussion: Chapter 327-329 – The Amateur Otaku
While the current season has officially ended, The Amateur Otaku continues its coverage of the manga, with chapters 327-329, with a new side of the world of My Hero Academia. Check out our discussion on YouTube: And for more of The Amateur Otaku, follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
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Review: Batman: The Adventures Continue – Mentors
In the first story arc, we returned to the world of Batman: The Animated Series. Batman had to take on Lex Luthor and free Superman from a Robot prison. You can check out our review here. For the next story, Batman and the family have to take on Clayface, Firefly and encounter Deathstroke. We follow along as the Bat-Family fight Clayface. Batman, Batgirl, and Robin try and stop the monster from destroying the Gotham theatre. Our mystery man watches and praises the boy wonder’s abilities from a distance. Jason Todd vanishes before being spotted, and a new fighter has joined the fray. Slade Wilson, aka Deathstroke, is here to help…
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Yes, Batman Kills Sometimes – But Should He?
So, recently my good friend Paul wrote a feature on why it’s okay for Batman to kill. It’s a great piece and shows both sides of the argument. However, I think we can go just a little bit deeper. Yes, Batman has killed villains and will, without a doubt, do it again soon, but should he? Finding The Bat’s Identity Batman has had a long 80-year comic book run and plenty of different adaptations by several writers. We should go back to the source. As Paul mentioned in the previous post, Batman killed in his first few appearances. The character was still new and was staying true to that pulp/gritty…
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