Comic Book Preview - 2000 AD Prog 2396 & Judge Dredd Megazine 471

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It’s a bumper offering from 2000 AD this week as Prog 2396 and Judge Dredd Megazine 471 head to newsstands. If you can’t wait, we have the official preview from 2000 AD for you right here… 




















2000 AD Prog 2396 & Judge Dredd Megazine 471 will be available to purchase this Wednesday, 21st August 2024

This Month’s Popular Posts

Indie Spotlight - Hardcore Hare #1

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Rob checks out Hardcore Hare #1 from Caulkhead Comics… When long time supporter - and all round legend - Andrw Sawyers  reached out in regards to checking out a comic he’s had the fortune to draw the variant cover for - I couldn’t say no. Since starting Geek Culture Reviews, Andrw has been a great advocate for the blog, and along with fellow 77’ alumni, Dave Heeley , was a voice that spurred me on to creating GCR after my split from Flickering Myth. So to say that I owe Sawyers more than one favour is a bit of an understatement. Plus he’s a mate, and after all it’s what mates do!  Anyway, Hardcore Hare is the debut comic from writer Dan Digby , and artist Lee Benstead . This opening issue asks the simple question of “Where is Shylock?”, to then proceed to get its answers with plenty of gratuitous violence. With a story that feels a lot like Watchmen mixed with Kick-Ass, and garnished with a splash of Sun Ciry, Hardcore Hare sets off to a good start.  Underneath a strikin...
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Video Game Review - Cyber Citizen Shockman

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Rob reviews Cyber Citizen Shockman on Nintendo Switch… With modern gaming being more accessible than ever, there’s a growing trend with publishers re-releasing those niche titles that may have never seen a main line release . For argument sake, this past year we’ve seen ININ Games bring Cotton to Western markets, and Square Enix have followed suit with Live A Live.  Now it’s the turn of indie publisher Ratalika Games , and developer Shinyuden to bring us Western gamers another quintessential slice of that niche pie.  Enter, Cyber Citizen Shockman a 2D side scroller that originally made its debut back in 1989. Released primarily in Japan on the PC Engine, Cyber Citizen Shockman  never saw a Western release. While we would see it’s sequel, the original stayed localised to Japanese markets. Now, Ratalika Games and Shinyuden have teamed up to bring the franchise into the 21st century, with all the bells and whistles of a modern video game.  However is this a retro del...
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Re:Play - Episode 1 - Kunai

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Geek Culture Reviews Re:Play - Episode #1: Kunai For this episode of Re:Play I decided to revisit Kunai - a Metroidvania, action-shooter, that's developed by TurtleBlaze ... Kunai ‘s story is a simple one. Humanity stands on the brink of collapse due to its machine creations becoming self-aware and has decided that Humanity is the main threat to its existence (que the Terminator theme). The survivors of this apocalypse have begun to fight back and a few of the sentient machines have joined their aid. One such machine called “Tabby”, an emote-wearing-ninja-tablet is that stands in the way of the machines total victory.  Yes, Kunai is The Terminator ,  Metroid , Castlevania and a Smart Phone, all thrown into a blender. The protagonist of this world is Tabby who is a tablet computer that knows ninjitsu and it is it’s a quest to stop the A.I. uprising and save what’s left of Humanity. Kunai 's world is made up of different regions that feature many CRT-headed enemi...
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