GAMING POINT OF LOU – THE ONE ABOUT ANTHEM

January 29, 2019 Author: Lou Federico

One could argue that coming out of this past year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo, no game had more hype surrounding it than BioWare’s upcoming shared world shooter Anthem, and while the months between the show in June and this past December were relatively quiet on the information front, in the weeks leading up to their VIP Read More

GAMING POINT OF LOU QUICK HIT – DUNGEON MAYHEM

January 25, 2019 Author: Lou Federico

Dungeons and Dragons has experienced a hefty popularity boost in the past decade, due not only to the resurgence of tabletop gaming as a whole, but also the meteoric rise of various live streaming sites such as Twitch, which have allowed shows such as: “Critical Role” to carve out rather significant viewership numbers. Couple that with Wizards of the Read More

Ganache Recommends…The Immortal Hulk

January 23, 2019 Author: John Amenta

Here’s the score sports fans. I love the Hulk. Not Red Hulk with a mustache, or Red She Hulk, or regular She Hulk, or Super Awesome Hulk, I love Bruce Banner Hulk. Banner has been dead for a few years in the Marvel continuity, murdered by Hawkeye for reasons I care not to look up, Read More

Tags: Al Ewing, Alex Ross, Hulk, Joe Bennett, Marvel

Sir Jon’s Comic Book Review – Ogre #1-3

January 20, 2019 Author: Jon Johnson (Sir)

As listeners of the radio show and podcast are aware, I am an avid fan of the fantasy genre, as can be seen in the many retellings of my gaming group in the various Great Game columns published here at the Pint website. Unaware of the Great Game? There’s a search function just off to Read More

Tags: Bob Salley, Comic Books, fantasy, fantasy comics, Ogre, review, Shawn Daley, Sir Jon, Source Point Press

Pauly D And TV Is The Place To Be- Star Trek: Discovery S2 E1 – Brother

January 18, 2019 Author: Paul DiNello

Space may be the final frontier, but dealing with your family can be no less perilous. Star Trek: Discovery returns for season 2 on CBS All Access on a new night with a new mission. When we last left the intrepid crew of the USS Discovery, the Klingon War was over, Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) Read More

Tags: Anson Mount, CBS, CBS All Access, Doug Jones, Sonequa Martin-Green, Star Trek: Discovery

An Arguing With Myself Review: Aquaman

January 16, 2019 Author: Chris Frodel

Arthur Curry (Jason Mamoa) learns that he is the heir to the underwater kingdom of Atlantis. His mother (Nicole Kidman) is an Atlantean Queen and his father (Temuera Morrison), a mortal man. Hesitant on wearing the crown, his journey of self discovery will show Atlantis he can be the leader they need or die trying.  Read More

Tags: Amber Heard, Aquaman, DC, Jason Mamoa, Mera

Ganache Recommends…

January 14, 2019 Author: John Amenta

Sheep Skin is not a new film, released in 2013, but it can certainly be categorized as new to me. That said, after checking local (Connecticut, home to The Pint) filmmaker Kurtis Spieler’s first outing, I felt the need to share my opinion with you. The odds are you may have not seen this small budgeted revenge thriller/maybe, possibly werewolf Read More

GAMING POINT OF LOU – ESCAPE THE DARK CASTLE

January 8, 2019 Author: Lou Federico

Welcome back everyone!!! I hope you all had a great new year. And since Yours Truly has started off his new year by getting all caught up with his official Pint assignments, I finally have some time to write about a game I’ve had sitting on my desk for quite some time. So without further Read More

Ganache Mish Mosh

January 5, 2019 Author: John Amenta

Once again I bring you an article replete with mini reviews of the pop culture I have been checking out, places of interest I have visited and more. It’s time for your semi regular dose of Mish Mosh, open wide. Seth McFarlane does the impossible and returns for a second season of a show that Read More

Rainbow Brite #2 – A Guest Review

January 4, 2019 Author: Lady Ganache PoC Guest Columnist

Lady Ganache here! Yep, I’m back again to review Rainbow Brite Issue #2 and because in the lyrics of the Flight of the Conchords, there are “too many dicks on the dance floor… Five to One is a brodeo…” and I’m going to Star Sprinkle all over this sausage-fest. Boy, that escalated quickly… I mean, that really Read More

Tags: cartoon, Comic Books, Comics, Dynamite Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, Rainbow Brite, Rainbow Brite #2, review