Interview – Jimmy Korderas

My guest today is Jimmy Korderas, former WWE referee.  Recently, Jimmy released a memoir detailing his time in the pro wrestling industry.  Now, having hung up the stripes, Jimmy can be seen co-hosting Aftermath TV each week alongside Arda Ocal. When you decided to hang up your stripes, was your decision to leave WWE a…

Spider-Man & Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do

Kevin Smith. Yes, it’s no secret that I am a pretty big fan of the guy. I’ve watched all of his films countless times. I’ve read books and magazine articles as well as follow him on Twitter. However, I’ve always been curious about his comic career and after reading the odd graphic novel, I have…

The Cape

You know that old saying, never judge a book by its cover? Joe Hill’s The Cape is the perfect book to apply that wisdom to. On the cover, we see a man hovering above the ground, donning a cape and dressed in a t-shirt, ripped jeans and tennis shoes. Without knowing anything about the story,…

Arkham Asylum

Batman is alerted that the inmates of Arkham Asylum have taken over the premises. If this isn’t dangerous enough, they’re threatening to murder everyone in the facility unless Batman agrees to a face to face meeting. I understand that a lot of people can appreciate the style in which both Morrison and McKean approached Batman,…

The Great Gatsby (2013)

Saw The Great Gatsby last night and didn’t really like it. While I did enjoy the scene at the Plaza and a few other moments, I felt the film was largely unnecessary. Also, just as I feared, the soundtrack was terrible. There’s even a moment where Gatsby and Nick are driving into town and as…

NOS4A2

As a child, Victoria McQueen discovered that she had a unique gift – she could open the door between reality and fantasy. Using her bicycle, she could conjure up a covered bridge that would take her to wherever she needed to go. If something had gone missing, Vic would race off on her bike, cross…

The Lovers

The Lovers progresses the Charlie Parker character in a way that has not been done since The White Road. In his last two outings, excluding The Reapers, we’ve been given small advancements here and there in Parker’s fledgling relationship and his continued haunting by his deceased wife and child – but nothing major. In the…

Enter Night: A Biography of Metallica

“No party music, no girl magnet ballads. Just brutal, attack-oriented, audio death”. ..and with that quote, it becomes impossible to really sum up Metallica better. I’ve been a big fan of these guys since I was 15 years old and finally welcomed the chance to read an official biography on the band. Although, while it’s…