Pop Comic Review – Heroines: Volume 1
Full disclosure: I’m already a fan of Ted Naifeh’s work, especially the Courtney Crumrin series. So, I was excited when the opportunity to read this came up.
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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
When the net code is having a 'good day' PlayerUknown's Battlegrounds is one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had on PC. Most of the time though it's a frustrating mess.
Enter The Gungeon
After The Binding of Isaac’s release earlier this year, Enter the Gungeon makes a fantastic – and fairly affordable- addition to the burgeoning Switch library.
Pop Comic Review – Blood Will Have Blood
Luther Plunkett has been a ranch hand, a cattle rustler, even a bank robber - But he's never been anyone's idea of a hero until his home town is threatened by a terrifying plague.
Ultimate Chicken Horse
Ultimate Chicken Horse is a party platformer that you and your friends create the levels then, placing deadly traps to try and stop your friends from making it to the end. If you manage to beat your
Star Wars: The Last Jedi – Our Review
Everyone in the Pixel Pop Network office who has already seen the film was keen to voice their opinion on the film and rather than bombard you with a multitude of reviews we thought it prudent to
Pop Comic Review – Aliens: Inhuman Condition
With formidable new security synthetics coming online, how better to test their mettle than against a hive of deadly xenomorphs?
The Disaster Artist – Oh hi, Oscars
It is a movie that defies genres, conventions and even human understanding. It spawned cult-cinema screenings around the world, and has now spawned a semi-biographic movie starring James Franco.
Pop Comic Review – Rosalynd
But the family could never escape its mysterious and tormented history. In the winter of 1915, the vampires came with the first snow, and for Rosalynd, nothing would ever be the same.
Take the Cake
What is it with robots and cake? One minute a cake has mysteriously broken through reality to bring sweet goodness to you and your fuzzy friends. The next, a grabby beady eyed robot has swooped in and