It’s become cliche to talk about Braid any time an indie game is involved, but I feel compelled to since Limbo is easily the closest to a successor Braid has had thus far, in terms of originality and impact.

Since Lego’s forays into video games have ventured into so many big name franchises, it seemed only a matter of time before they turned to Harry Potter. Now that it’s here, Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 has actually turned out to be one of the better Lego games so far. Read the full story
Hello again GEN readers! It’s Jill a.k.a. The Nerdy Bird back with this week’s installment of DoubleDCoverage. What will Power Girl do without Gray, Palmiotti and Conner? Get some bling apparently. What’s Green Arrow doing in his new star forest? Absolutely nothing. Reviews/recaps for Power Girl #13 and Green Arrow #1 are ahead. Also, check out my star ratings for my other pulls from last week!

Reed’s new collective of supergenius kids have a surprise for Thing while poor lil Franklin feels left out.
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Hasbro continues to digitize its board game lineup, and it’s about time they got to RISK!
Hello again GEN readers! It’s Jill a.k.a. The Nerdy Bird back with this week’s installment of DoubleDCoverage. Mysterious characters appear in Brightest Day and Harley Quinn takes on the world for her Puddin’. Reviews/recaps for Brightest Day #4 and The Joker’s Asylum: Harley Quinn are ahead. Also, check out my star ratings for my other pulls from last week!
Hello again GEN readers! It’s Jill a.k.a. The Nerdy Bird back with this week’s installment of DoubleDCoverage. Catman won’t be expecting any gifts this Father’s Day I can tell you that. Come to think of it, neither will Deathstroke. Reviews/recaps for Secret Six #22 and Titans #24 are ahead. Also, check out my star ratings for my other pulls from last week!

The greatest minds of mankind enter Marvel Comics with the origin story of S.H.I.E.L.D.
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