Author: Lauro Rojas

Lauro is a banker by trade and a dreamer in everything else. When not drinking in some dive bar you can find him behind his laptop writing his magnum opus of a screenplay. He likes to refer to himself as the Millennial's answer to Hemingway, with more of a drinking problem than talent. Can be found on Twitter @Cheeky_Basterds
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IRON FIST [Season 1 Face-Off Review]: Iron Fist, or How I Learned to Strongly Dislike Protagonists.

Kevin "Pastor" Palma: Dojo history lesson time: I first started reading comics week-to-week in late 2007, and one of the very first series I got into was Matt Fraction, Ed Brubaker and David Aja's Immortal Iron Fist. I jumped in with the story arc "The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven" and was off to  the races …

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LEGION [Series Premiere Review]: My Mind Playing Tricks on Me.

Noah Hawley of Fargo fame has done it again! He’s taken a unique property and made it cool and delightfully quirky. In a world that’s over-saturated with comic book TV shows--most of which are cut from the tried and true formula; origins, superhero in-fighting, villain of the week, etc.--Legion makes you question if what you’re …

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RESIDENT EVIL 7 – BIOHAZARD [Review]: Go Tell Aunt Rhody…and Everyone You Know.

The Resident Evil franchise had started out with very simplistic beginnings and kick started the entire Survival Horror genre in video games. It spawned sequels and carbon copies (i.e. Fatal Frame, Silent Hill), games all of which were classics in their own right; but, by Resident Evil 4’s release, there were subtle changes from the tried …

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KILLER FROST / LOOSE ENDS / LADYCASTLE / CURSE WORDS [Reviews]: Women & Wizords Abound!

Writer Jason Latour's backmatter reveals that this series was a labor of love that took 10-years and all kinds of effort to wrassle onto the page. Which makes sense. Anyone familiar with Latour's artwork on Southern Bastards, or his writing chops on Spider-Gwen, is probably at the very least curious at what an original mini-series …

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