Category: Review

  • The Lord of Chaos (By the Cover): Here I Stand, Death Surrounding Me

    The cover of ‘The Fires of Heaven’ was my favorite Wheel of Time cover so far. It was cool looking, enticing, brilliantly drawn, and perfectly depicts the climax of the story. That was the kind of cover I would put on my wall. I wish I could say the same for the cover of ‘Lord…

  • Demon Slayer Entertainment District Review E1: Mourning

    Demon Slayer Entertainment District Review E1: Mourning

    So we went from Rengoku to Tengen. Seems like a hell of a downgrade to me. Picking up right where the Mugen Train arc left off, we pick up with Tanjiro and friends as they mourn the death of Kyojuro Rengoku. Despite being severely injured, Tanjiro goes to deliver Kyojuro’s final message to his brother…

  • Wheel of Time Episodes 1-3: Rushed Ambition

    Wheel of Time Episodes 1-3: Rushed Ambition

    I didn’t realize there was a Wheel of Time TV series starting back when I first started the books. So I accidentally prepared myself for this. May as well put it to use. Adapting the Wheel of Time was always bound to be one of the most difficult tasks anyone could possibly attempt. Robert Jordan’s…

  • Demon Slayer Mugen Train (TV Arc Version): Mostly the Same

    Demon Slayer Mugen Train (TV Arc Version): Mostly the Same

    I absolutely loved the Mugen Train film. In fact, I watched it roughly six times. Five of which I was completely inebriated, but that’s beside the point. Had I realized that the film would be re-edited to fit into a televised arc, I probably would have kept myself from watching it so many times. That…

  • A Feast For Crows: Slowly Building To… Something

    ‘A Game of Thrones’, ‘A Clash of Kings’, and ‘A Storm of Swords’ were all three masterworks of the fantasy genre. It’s easy to see why George R.R. Martin became one of the biggest names in the industry with those three works alone. They’re incredible reads that shock and amaze and engage, despite how long…