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DVD Review: One for the Money
May 16, 2012 - By Lindsay Brand
Katherine Heigl plays sassy bounty hunter Stephanie Plum from the beloved book series by Janet Evanovich.
The Force -- and the Funny -- are Strong With Brown's Darth Vader and SonBook Review: Darth Vader and Son
May 16, 2012 - By R.J. Carter Darth Vader and Son makes for an excellent 64-page Father's Day card for the Jedi Dad in your family. Creative and attractive, the Force is strong with this one.
Humanizing the Alien: DC Villain Gains New Depth in Green Lantern: SinestroBook Review: Green Lantern Vol. 1: Sinestro (The New 52) [Hardcover]
May 15, 2012 - By R.J. Carter Green Lantern: Sinestro looks to be just the beginning of the DC team trying to one-up the exciting epics of Blackest Night and Brightest Day. Keep your arms inside the ride at all times, because this rollercoaster ain't finished yet.
"Ultimate Avengers" Assemble on DVDDVD Review: Ultimate Avengers Movie Collection (Ultimate Avengers / Ultimate Avengers 2 / New Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow)
May 13, 2012 - By R.J. Carter
With "Marvel's The Avengers" the next hot thing on everyone's minds, it should come as no surprise that the House of Ideas is bringing to bear every Avengers-related merchandise it can.
"Marvel's The Avengers" Fever Dream of AwesomeMovie Review: Marvel's The Avengers
May 11, 2012 - By Eric Deters
I'm not even going to try to fool you with this: "The Avengers" is entertaining as all hell, and you NEED TO SEE IT.
Batman Battles Historic Gotham Evil in DC's New 52Book Review: Batman Vol. 1: The Court of Owls (The New 52) [Hardcover]
May 10, 2012 - By R.J. Carter
Batman is seldom wrong. When he is, it's always catastrophically so as when he finds himself up against a mythical secret society.
"Avengers" a Marvel to BeholdMovie Review: Marvel's The Avengers
May 6, 2012 - By Dennis Russo
The Avengers is simply a Marvel to behold!
"Avengers" a Thrill Ride You Won't Soon ForgetMovie Review: Marvel's The Avengers
May 6, 2012 - By Darren Goodhart
Director Joss Whedon and a terrific ensemble cast score a big home run with "The Avengers."
Stage Review: Memphis: The Musical
May 4, 2012 - By Jeff Ritter
The roots of Rock & Roll come alive in a performance that doesn't pull many punches.
Video Game Review: The Walking Dead: Episode One — A New Day
May 3, 2012 - By Eric Deters
The insanely popular post-apocalyptic comic and television series has finally come to the realm of video games, courtesy of the developers of "Sam and Max" and the "Back to the Future" games. Is it worth taking a bite out of?
DVD Review: Haywire
May 3, 2012 - By Darren Goodhart
"Steven Soderbergh's "Haywire" is really one terrific movie, though the DVD package is a little lacking.
Izzard's Silver is Gold in Syfy's "Treasure Island"Television Review: Treasure Island
May 2, 2012 - By Dennis Russo
Syfy makes one of the most enjoyable family movies I have seen in a long, long, long John Silver time! And, in my mind, one of the best renderings of this oft-made classic that has ever been done.
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