Does free will exist? That’s a question THE LAPLACE’S DEMON aims to answer. But is this Italian thriller any good? Let’s take a look!

ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL looks stunning but its story is a convoluted collection of cliches. Does how great it look make up for that? ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens offers his take in the review.

Logan finds himself homesick in WOLVERINE: INFINITY WATCH #1. And who wouldn’t after the life he describes, so he returns to the mansion he knows well.

  This week my mother, Beverley Anne Peterson, turns 80. She was born on February 6, 1939, in Naicam, Saskatchewan, a small, attractive, thriving prairie town, back when prairie towns were communities with a future. She was the third of four children, each separated by five years, preceded by her […]

Beware the Ideologues in Psychologists’ Clothing The American Psychological Association (APA) recently released their Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men (paralleling, in principle, their 2007 guidelines for girls and women). It manages to be simultaneously predictable, reprehensible, infuriating and disheartening — no mean feat for a single document. […]

Nadia shows a side of her father in THE UNSTOPPABLE WASP #5. Not only does she have his passion, but his blind devotion to his work over his relationships

Han Solo is in need of some good old Han luck for a kessel run in the Millennium Falcon in SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY ADAPTATION #5.

Shuri and Iron Man must deal with an alien enemy in SHURI #5. With a miniature black hole in the middle of the desert, these two geniuses must act fast.