DC’s Infinite Frontier So Far

So the Infinite Frontier has begun, and I’ve read a few of the first new issues this week. I’ve read Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Detective Comics, Justice League, Teen Titans Academy, and Batman: Urban Legends. Eight titles in all. I think most get off to a relatively good start, here are some quick […]

Christopher Knighton

March 24, 2021

A DC vs Capcom Fighting Game?

It’s been over 3 years since Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite came out. After that, it’s only been a few months more since Injustice 2 came out. This isn’t the worst time to talk about new games in either franchise, let alone a DC vs Capcom game. Since then, we haven’t gotten more than a few […]

Christopher Knighton

March 22, 2021

Midnight Western Theatre: The Next Great Paranormal Western

If you never heard of Midnight Western Theatre, don’t sweat it, I don’t blame you. I picked it up randomly at the comic book store this week when my pull was strangely small. Then found myself looking at this cover, with a vampire and a woman with black and white hair both in wild west […]

Christopher Knighton

March 17, 2021

Future State: Does it Suck?

Okay, I’ve read over two dozen Future State books, especially if you count the backups as their own separate series. If that’s not enough to say whether the majority of them are enjoyable or not, I don’t what else to say. Future State is a recent initiative by DC to create this line of books […]

Christopher Knighton

March 8, 2021

The Incarnations: The Mortal King Chapter 2

Chapter Two: The Sword in the Stone Legends say many things. Few agree, being of many number. Camelot is no different, and neither is the sword. Little do mortals know of how the blade came to be where it sits, as a select Incarnal few do. But that does not stop the stories. The sword […]

Christopher Knighton

February 28, 2021

The Incarnations: The Mortal King Chapter 1

Chapter One: The Conquest of Camelot Nothing astounds me more than evolution. Through evolution, life, without any grand design, happens on its own. Mortal life has become sentient with a guiding hand and without. This tells me something important about the Creators and the Incarnations, we are not necessary. And while that makes me less […]

Christopher Knighton

February 28, 2021

The Incarnations: Old Sins of Evil Chapter 3

Chapter Three: The Lightbringer Evil is everywhere.  He’s on the plains of Earth, as one tribe takes everything that matters to another, and leaves them to die.  He’s on the lone planet, Timeo, where a planet full of sentient bat-like creatures are about to be wiped out by a black hole that entered their solar […]

Christopher Knighton

February 28, 2021

The Incarnations: Old Sins of Evil Chapter 2

Chapter Two: The Reckoning of Sin The boundaries between what makes a man a villain and what makes them heroic, are fragile. Not in that they are hard to distinguish, but the choices that make someone one or the other appear beside each other. The option for great good is placed aside with the option […]

Christopher Knighton

February 28, 2021

The Incarnations: Old Sins of Evil Chapter 1

Chapter One: The Birth of Sin and Patronage Before the Incarnal War, King Evil and his mother were always close, as his brother and I are. I’ve only scratched the surface as to why, but one of the reasons must be that they are very much alike. They both have inquisitive minds, they both feel […]

Christopher Knighton

February 28, 2021

The House of Asmodeus: A Trial by Fire (Chapter 40)

“Betrayal is the only truth that sticks.” – Arthur Miller TODAY Escaping from the Archangel and the Princess had been easy. During one of the many times the metal shell collided with the ground, he disconnected his metal wings from his body, and slipped out of the metal shell into the dust which hid his […]

Christopher Knighton

February 28, 2021

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