Author: Gary Brooks

Gary Brooks has been reading and dissecting comics for over 25-years...despite being only 28 years old. (Or so he says.) When he's not cramming some digi panels between firing out cocktails to patrons, acting in commercials, taking slugs down in MMA classes, and hanging with his much younger, hot girlfriend, our Cardinal is perhaps busy beating every AAA video game on the market. Friend Gary @ https://www.facebook.com/gary.brooks.167?fref=ts
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X-MEN – THE TRIAL OF MAGNETO #1 [Review]: The Usual Suspect.

M is for Murder! Well...that escalated quickly! What do we know so far? There’s been a murder on Krakoa during the Hellfire Gala. The victim is none other than Wanda Maximoff, and the prime suspect seems to be a mutant with the ability to manipulate metal! Say what? As X-Factor and X-Force carefully piece together …

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THE GEEEEK AWARDS [Best ‘Geek’ TV of 2020]: Seven Country.

Welcome to another installment of GHG’s Best “Geek” TV of the Year! All the following lists take a look at our favorite superhero, sci-fi, fantasy, horror, wrestling, nerd comedy and geek-related programming of 2020: cable TV and streaming services included. So, enjoy our column and have yourself a wonderful holiday quarantine. 1. The Mandalorian (Season …

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JUGGERNAUT / TASKMASTER [Marvel Comics Reviews]: Sunday Villainy.

I cannot state enough how much fun this book is. Part of the appeal is that it’s not the typical big two reset button back to villainy. Following the course from mid-2000s Uncanny X-Men and even 2010s Thunderbolts, Juggernaut is on a road to redemption. In this issue, Marko stands trial for the financial damages …

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ATLANTIS ATTACKS / BATMAN [Comics Reviews]: Black And Blue.

After wondering where disgruntled Namor went after Avengers, I happened to come up on Atlantis Attacks. I mean, where else can I find him? The Avengers were too busy dealing with Khonshu and now Mephisto, and that has gotten rather tiring. Marvel can’t just be X, Thor, and Hulk books. The Agents of Atlas, former …

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