Good morning Hero-Club faithful, today is an exciting day since within the past few weeks we have gone through updates. Although, some readers may have been more aware of these changes when visiting us then, as these updates went live. So, for longtime supporters of Hero-Club, they will already notice
Hello there Hero-Club, we have some interesting news that we have to cover today. Recently, we have been contacted by creators of the indie-comic series Kaijus & Cowboys, Matthew Blair and Frankie B. Washington. Specifically, they asked if Hero-Club would help promote their book's current Kickstarter, and review
Good morning heroes, we have the penultimate issue of Power Rangers Prime on hand for today’s review. Sadly, it seems the Prime Era comes to an end next month, and a new reboot is on the horizon. However, right now we are picking up from the previous issue where
Hello Hero-Club, it is TDub once again, bringing yet another infrequent post regarding a video game review. Today, I am talking about one of the more interesting entries RGG Studio's catalogue Yakuza 4! Originally released in March 2010 on the Playstation 3, but did not see wide release
Good morning heroes, we are back to cover the most recent issue of Power Rangers Prime from a few weeks ago. Sadly, we got delayed due to weather, technical issues, and receiving the review copies late. However, we would like to still thank Boom! Studios for providing Hero-Club with all
Good evening heroes, we are playing catch-up as Boom! Studios sent us several issues to review over the past week. Today, we come to the end of an era, a rather one unfortunately though, as VR Troopers finally concludes. Impressively, this mini-series has managed to recapture many elements that fans,
Good morning heroes, Hero-Club is finally back with a new comic review! Today, as the title implies, we are checking out the continuation of MMPR/ TMNT III with Issue 4. Currently, this series has been really good like its predecessors even though I was not fond of the previous issue.