Written by Fabien Nury | Art by Brüno | Published by Statix Press/Titan Comics | Format: Hardcover, 88pp Fabien Nury, the acclaimed artist who brought us the phenomenal The Death of Stalin a couple of years ago, collaborates once again with Brüno (Tyler Cross, Nemo), with Atar Gull, or the Tale of a Modern Slave. This is […]
Welcome to this review of Impact Wrestling’s Victory Road 2019, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have the return of the once great Pay Per View known as Victory Road. I hope Robert De Niro doesn’t like chocolate, because…there was going to be a “De Niro likes black chicks” joke here, but […]
Welcome to this week’s Impact Wrestling review, right here in Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have more from the Canadian Coo-Coo Bunch and that ?@#%!$& bird. We’ve got Marcy and her Woody Allen fetish, as well as D.B. Cooper and his “How-To” on not to get caught committing a crime while looking like a […]
Welcome to this edition of The Last Week In Wrestling, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have another week to get to, which is what I say every week, because I’m on cruise control…Speed 2: Cruise Control. Alright, we’ve got a lot of Ring Of Honor to get to, which means every-one […]
If you just sit back and look at Dead Man’s Cabal, you’d just have to conclude that it was one of the most overproduced and opulent games of recent times. I mean, just look at some of these plastic components – beautifully sculpted, weighted plastic skulls in four colours, long, realistic feeling bones… These pieces […]
Stars: Nicola Correia-Damude, Michael Ironside, Yannick Bisson, Monica Parker, Gabe Grey, Allegra Fulton, Kyra Harper, Angelica Stirpe, Shannon McDonough, Adam MacDonald, James Eddy, Munro Chambers, Robin Archer, John Clifford Talbot | Written and Directed by Alex Lee Williams, Justin Hewitt-Drakulic When Samantha’s father is on his death bed, she sees him for the first time […]
A quite unique blend of dungeon-crawling and pinball, Flight School Studio has created a stunning blend of genres that works so well that I’d be more than happy to see it become the grandfather of a niche sub-genre pop up for us all to enjoy. You play as the last remaining BOT-C unit, your quest […]
Written by Mark Russell | Art by Scott Godlewski | Published by DC Comics Another One Shot in the continuing Year of the Villain DC Event comes our way, after last month’s rather excellent Sinestro issue. I’m pleased to see the same scripter, Mark Russell, is back on writing duties as I hugely enjoyed his […]
Stars: Shawn C. Phillips, Nicholas Michael Jacobs, Alexis Beacher, Gianna Jacobs, Christian Jacobs, Brian Jacobs, Jayla Jacobs, Erisa Pikuli | Written and Directed by Nicholas Michael Jacobs Urban Fears is a horror anthology film from director Nicholas Michael Jacobs (Night), and gives us three stories that are tied together by a prologue and epilogue. The […]
Stars: Chris Cavalier, Melissa Daddio, Sean Michael Gloria, Jason Henne, Rhyssa-Kathryn Marie, Jovanni Mazzaferro, Lisa Mcconnell, Madeleine Murphy, Kierney Nelson, Stephanie Town, Gail Yost | Written and Directed by Joseph Mazzaferro Joseph Mazzaferro (Scathing) writes and directs this Halloween comedy-horror film about a group of teenagers who are going to find out if the rumours […]
Written by Jody Houser | Art by Rachael Stott | Published by Titan Comics With me this book has always been a strange one. Although a Doctor Who fan, I didn’t enjoy the most recent Dr Who TV series. I felt the writing was average, I didn’t really take to this incarnation of The Doctor, […]
Welcome to this week’s 205 Live review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and this show has only two matches, but one of them actually goes for a long time, so there’s chance this is good (I already know if it is or not). I’m so stupid. Let’s make like the Bee Gees and […]
Stars: Duncan Casey, Justin Marosa, Kitt Proudfoot, Samantha Schnitzler, Jasmin Clark | Written by Martin J Pickering, Mark Pickering | Directed by Martin J Pickering Directed by Martin J Pickering (Stealing Moses) who also wrote the film along with his brother Mark Pickering, Wicked Witches (aka The Witches of Dumpling Farm) is a new horror […]
Welcome to this week’s NXT UK review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and I used to be Amanda Bynes, but a bee stung me and I turned into a pasty-faced loser who can’t even spell the word “a”. It took me twenty minutes to figure out what letter to press for that damn […]
A space adventure with a focus on crew and fuel / resource management, The Long Journey Home is an interesting and detailed title but seems to focus on the more mundane aspects of itself which makes the exploration of space more of a chore than it perhaps should be. Beginning with your crew selection, The Long […]
Welcome to this week’s NXT review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have Cat Stevens breaking the morning, because he wasn’t careful and he dropped it like an idiot. We’re close to NXT moving to the USA Network, which is a momentous occasion that will quickly be eclipsed by the debut of […]
Welcome to this week’s Ring Of Honor review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and that’s nacho cheese. Did that joke make sense? It’s n-a-c-h-o cheese. Don’t touch it. Get it? No? You…damn it! All right, we have one match, as usual. It’s a good match though. Match #1: Champions (Matt Taven, Shane Taylor […]
Martin Wallace is well known for his lean, card driven designs that combine several mechanics into a relatively modest set of components. One such example of of this is 2018’s Lincoln, which saw two players facing off in a recreation of the American Civil War, driven entirely by two asymmetrical decks of cards. By taking […]
Welcome to this week’s SmackDown Live review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and Eduardo just gave the note to the ditz. We’ve got…something on this show, but I don’t know if it’s something you want to watch. Any-way, Phoebe Cates is better looking than me and SmackDown starts now. Match #1: The Miz […]
Written by Simon Furman | Art by Hendry Prasetya | Published by Titan Comics I’m still mightily impressed that, 24 issues in, this book not only continues to please long term and casual fan alike, but that it also can still throw surprises at us. Virtually every issue also brings a payoff for a long […]
