Finds of the Week 008: Monsters, Men, And Mustaches
Welcome to Finds of the Week #8! We’re coming to you with big names you’ll definitely recognize and products we know you’ll love. Fans of...
Gotta Catch ‘Em All: The World of Pokémon Collectibles
It’s 1998. After three years Japan, the Pokémon phenomenon has finally reached the US. Children are tuning in weekly to the animated TV series following...
How Mushoku Tensei Is Changing Isekai Anime
The isekai genre has produced some of the best and most popular anime over the last 50 years. The word “isekai” translates to “another world”;...
Finds of the Week 007: Inuyasha, Watchmen, and Pathfinder
Welcome to week #7! Our finds this week include the complete movie collection inspired by one of the most beautiful and best-selling manga of all...
Mad Max’s Road Through A World of Fire and Blood
Oil, the world’s most precious resource, is running out. Wars are waged between countries, between governments and their citizens, between cities and civilizations, and between...
From The Witcher to Cyberpunk: How CD Projekt Red Made Its Name
Open-world role-playing games (RPGs) for PCs and consoles have boomed in recent decades. From Skyrim and Fallout to The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077, these games have...
Finds Of The Week 006: Gunslingers, Hellspawn, And Vengeance
We’re back, and we’ve brought finds. It’s week #6 of our Finds of the Week series and we have items for you from all...
Warhammer 40K And The Rise Of Miniature Wargames
“To be a man in such times is to be one amongst untold billions. It is to live in the cruelest and most bloody...
In The Boys, Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely
Superheroes are everywhere in pop culture. The first superhero comic strip – The Phantom by Lee Faulk – was released in 1936 and comic book...
Finds Of The Week 005: Board Games, Bounty Hunters, Bad Guys, And More
It’s time for another Finds of the Week article and you won’t want to miss out on these products. We’ve got a board game packed...