Jessica Jones Thoughts on Season 2 By: Nightmare Actual (Kristen Ritter) What’s up, folks? It’s Nightmare, here. In this edition, we are going to talk about my thoughts on the second season of Jessica Jones on Netflix. Well, what can be said about the series? To continue forward I suggest we cover the basics as to what happened in season 1. I will try to keep it spoiler free. Reader beware! There are quite a few differences here when watching the series from season 1 to seas

6 Foot to bring out some amazing veterans to experience all the geeky comic book goodness. If you have not yet had the chance, take a look at this link HERE, and learn a bit more about the Veterans that joined us in San Diego as part of our Air Assault program, where we bring out disabled and deserving veterans to some of the biggest gaming and pop culture events. During the show, we had the chance to get some great video and pictures of these Veterans in action enjoying the

My name is Daniel Patterson. As a gamer, I go by the name of Nightmare-ACTUAL, before I begin I wanted to introduce myself not just a gamer but as a person. The things I am going to talk about are my personal experience throughout the night of Sept 20th. Having been through a couple previous hurricanes I can say with certainty that this one was unlike any of the others. I could go into detail but I am not going to. It’s not the purpose of this dialogue. The purpose of this di

What an amazing time in San Diego! As you may know through our Air Assault program we strive to offer Veterans an amazing once in a lifetime experience. Through our wonderful partnerships in the games industry, we often succeed in arranging special appearances or access to unique opportunities. When the chance to attend Comic Con in San Diego came about, we knew we were a bit out of our usual element but went to work finding two amazing Veterans who would relish the chance to

Romance isn’t dead ”“ at least not in comics. The genre might have taken a back-stage to action but for those who know where to look Romance is alive and well, and not just sitcom romance either. That’s what brings us to Vampire Emmy and the Garbage Girl from Margins Publishing, written by Pat Shand with art by Roberta Ingranata. For those who know Pat and Roberta it’s probably from their work with Zenescope ”“ the New Jersey based company [in]famous for their risqué and som

The superhero fatigue was starting to hit me hard. I’ve fallen off the DCTV train with the latest seasons of those fairly decent CW shows, Batman V Superman was not as good as I was hoping it would be, and Daredevil Season 2 was just kind of okay after closer examination of the series. So, when I went to go in to see Civil War I expected the worse. The movie had done nothing wrong, in terms of marketing, for me to warrant this expectation. But, after Batman V Superman, I was