Warlock Holmes: A Study in Brimstone Book Review
What happens when the world’s greatest detective becomes the world’s most inept warlock? The stories and mythos of Sherlock Holmes have been adapted practically ad nauseum by now. Between BBC’s Sherlock, those Robert Downey Jr. movies, and even more Western-obscure examples like the classic Case Closed anime, just to…
Kiznaiver Episode #8 Review
Happy Times Don’t Tend To Last Very Long It can be hard to write these reviews sometimes. Taking an episode of a show, regardless if it is an anime or not, and creating a review for it with a decent word count can be daunting. Kiznaiver is one of…
Bungo Stray Dogs Episode #8 Review
Teaching Them To Kill; Then To Die For a moment there, I thought we were going to have to go through another member of the Armed Detective Agency to go over their power, and how it is used in this episode of Bungo Stray Dogs. That still happened in…
My Hero Academia Episode #8 Review
Bakugo’s Start Line It’s time to take a break from the conflict between Izuki Midoriya and Katsuki Bakugo, for about fifteen minutes at least, in the eighth episode of My Hero Academia. This episode took a break from the feud and instead turns its focus on the other…
Tank Girl – Two Girls, One Tank Review
Is the world ready for two Tank Girls? Guess what, folks? Tank Girl is in trouble. Again. Of course, if you’ve been keeping up with the series, you’ll know that this is nothing new. Our intrepid outback outlaw sees her beloved tank missing after Booga bet it in a…
Kiznaiver Episode #7 Review
A Battle Touching Upon the Identity… This show has become the anime I look forward to on the weekends. Sometimes there is a balancing act in some anime, and other media for that matter, where they try and jiggle so many different emotions in an episode, and sometimes…
