Reading Material
Zompire Apocalypse RPG
There's a new online RPG shuffling our way, and it looks like it could be a hell of a lot of fun. Zompire Apocalypse is set in 2057 after a…
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Comic Book Reviews
Review: Hawken: Genesis (Archaia)
Hawken: Genesis (Archaia)answers the question "What's my motivation?" for payers of Hawken the game. Hawken by Adhesive Games and Meteor Entertainment is part Total Recall, in that it's set in…
Comic Books
The New Post-Apocalypse Category on comiXology
I’m a fan of comiXology. I like the convince and selection and sales. Sure you don’t own your comics but when you’re a packrat like I am, that’s not really…
Reading Material
Book review: The Last Donut Shop of the Apocalypse
The Last Donut Shop of the Apocalypse by Nina Post Publisher: Curiosity Quills Press Note: I received a copy of this book from the publisher. Amazon blurb: As Pothole City…
Fiction Reviews
Book review: Existence by David Brin
Existence by David Brin Release date: June 2012 Publisher: Tor Note: I received a copy of this book from the publisher. Amazon blurb: Bestselling, award-winning futurist David Brin returns to…
Comic Books
The Last of Us Comic by Dark Horse
Dark Horse announced that they will be releasing the obligatory pre-release comic for the upcoming video game The Last of Us. Naughty Dog, who brought us the Uncharted series, is…
Fiction Reviews
Review: Dinocalypse Now by Chuck Wendig
Dinocalypse Now is the first book in The Dinocalypse Trilogy - Evil Hat’s first move into fiction, written by Chuck Wendig, and set in the wild-and-crazy early-20th-Century pulp universe of…
Reading Material
Apocalyptic Literature: What I want to see.
Because of ICoS I now read more apocalypse-related books than ever before. I buy them with my own money AND get them sent free for review, and then I tell…
Comic Book Reviews
Review: Orchid Volume 1 (Dark Horse)
When I first heard about Orchid (blurb and facts are down below), the brain child of Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello, I had low expectations. Admittedly, I thought he was…