PlayStation goes nostalgic to promote the PS4
In their new ad, Sony shows off the evolution of the PlayStation from it’s introduction in 1995 to the upcoming release of the PlayStation 4.
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Avril Lavigne – Let Me Go
- Song: “Let Me Go“
- Artist: Avril Lavigne
Here’s Avril Lavigne with the video for “Let Me Go” featuring her vocals from her husband Chad Kroeger from Lavigne’s self-titled 2013 album.
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Once Upon a Time – Nasty Habits
- Title: Once Upon a Time – Nasty Habits
- wiki: link
With father and son reunited, Neal (Michael Raymond-James) and Rumpelstiltskin (Robert Carlyle) work together to rescue Henry (Jared Gilmore) from Peter Pan (Robbie Kay) while elsewhere on the island Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison), Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin), Prince Charming (Josh Dallas), Regina (Lana Parrilla), and Hook‘s (Colin O’Donoghue) rescue plan runs into a snag when Tinker Bell (Rose McIver) refuses to help, and incur Pan’s wrath, until the group comes up with an escape plan out of Neverland.
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Fables #134
- Title: Fables #134
- Comic Vine: link
- Writer: Bill Willingham
- Artist: Mark Buckingham
A single issue interlude in the “Camelot” storyline centers around the afterlife of Bigby who has been living out his days in a forested realm without remembering the series of events which led him there. Visited by Boy Blue, and one other important visitor, Bigby is roused out of his dream state to consider and question what happens to the legendary Fable going forward.
Although Blue doesn’t show him the way, his conversation to Bigby implies the wolf can return to the land of the living if he so desires. Or, if he believes that life is finished and is happy in his new surroundings, the wolf can stay in his new realm for eternity.
Bigby’s abscence in the comic has been felt, even before he was turned to crystal and shattered by Prince Brandish. This issue suggests that his return has more to do with the wolf’s decision and will than the various magics of Fabletown tirelessly working to put him back together again. The issue ends on a sweet, if melancholy, note, but I expect we haven’t seen he last of the wolf. Worth a look.
[Vertigo, $2.99]
Guardians of the Galaxy #7
- Title: Guardians of the Galaxy #7
- Comic Vine: link
- Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
- Artist: Sara Pichelli
Fighting with the mysterious Angela didn’t solve anything, so in the latest issue the Guardians of the Galaxy try talking to the woman who it took all of them to eventually take down. Guardians of the Galaxy #7 reveals the cosmic event that brought the angel to the Marvel Universe (the same one Thanos mentioned last issue) as well as reveals her true origins to the Guardians as an angel of Heven.
There’s not much action here, as the issue is mainly used to introduce the character (finally) to those readers unaware of her origins. The interactions between the group while talking to Angela are fun, but both Tony Stark and Peter Quill push the flippant Whedonesque pop culture joke references well past the bounds of reasonable behavior.
With no reason or authority to hold her, the Guardians release Angela to Earth (a realm she only knows about through stories). Although the issue ends with the angel on her own, given the fact she appears on next month’s cover I don’t think it will take too long before we see her again. Worth a look.
[Marvel, $3.99]
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