Comic/Books

by Thomas Richards | May 28, 2025 | Books & Comics , Lifestyle

Australian Superhero Streamers Are Back to Fight Against Cancer

by Jordan Jurkowski | May 22, 2025 | Books & Comics , Marvel , Star Wars

Three Series That Are Rekindling My Love For Comic Books

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by Rohan Elliott | September 7, 2025 | Books & Comics , Music

Why Australia’s Newest Symphonic Metal Band Wants You Reading, Not Just Headbanging

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Why Australia’s Newest Symphonic Metal Band Wants You Reading, Not Just Headbanging

Looking for a new comic series to read? Well, you're in luck because ANA#1 may just be what you're looking for! Join Rohan as he sits down with the creative team behind the comic and chats about the creation of the comic, the band's inspiration and what to expect next from the series.

by Rohan Elliott | September 7, 2025

Australian Superhero Streamers Are Back to Fight Against Cancer

Superhero Streamers is entering its fourth year and shows no sign of slowing down. Tom gives you all the essential info on this Australian charity juggernaut.

by Thomas Richards | May 28, 2025

Three Series That Are Rekindling My Love For Comic Books

Jordan has found a new hyper-focus in comic books. Join him as he talks about the comics he’s diving into!

by Jordan Jurkowski | May 22, 2025

Floating Cities, Climate Chaos & Survival: Mark Russell on his bold new comic POLIS

Dystopia fiction got you feeling blue, and you can't handle the relentless positivity of utopia? Well, you're in luck because Rohan had the chance to sit down with Mark Russell and chat all about his new comic as part of THE PROTOPIAS COLLECTION. If you're looking for a future full of hope for humanity, be sure to check it out.

by Rohan Elliott | April 1, 2025

Comics Moments that Stick Around in my Head

Join Rohan as he runs through some of the comic book moments he's read over the years that have stuck around well after he's packed those comics away.

by Rohan Elliott | March 4, 2025

Joker Folie à Deux and the Tragedy of Not Feeling Good Enough

The second Joker movie is here. Let’s dive deep and talk about something that barely anyone mentioned regarding this movie. This is not your same “Joker Folie à Deux is bad” review, this is a bit more of a deeper look into the message it tries to get through.

by Art of Lily K | October 7, 2024

Beyond The Big Names: Awesome Aussie Indies that deserve more attention

ohan looks at some great Australian indie creatives that people should be paying a hell of a lot more attention to. From authors to publishers to streamers, oh my!

by Rohan Elliott | August 10, 2024

Use of Narrative – Action and Literary Device in Iain M. Banks’ Use of Weapons

Iain M. Banks' Use of Weapons is one of the most compelling and complex works of the genre, weaving a complex structure and fascinating setting.

by Sam Nilsson | August 1, 2024

The Green Bone Saga by Fonda Lee – The Fantasy Godfather You Didn’t Know You Were Missing

The Green Bone Saga by Fonda Lee is a tense and driving family narrative in a world much like ours, but with magic Mafias. A great series for fans of G.R.R. Martin or Frank Herbert, moved into the post-colonialist era.

by Sam Nilsson | July 29, 2024

The New Era of Transformers Comics is More Than Meets the Eye Over at Image

Rohan fills us in on the most momentous event of 2024… Transformers comics switching publishers from IDW to Image Comics. Join him as he breaks down what this means for you, your family and the economy.

by Rohan Elliott | July 25, 2024

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Watching Now: Strange New Worlds Episode 10: New Life and New Civilizations

Michelle and Drew are holding down the fort for this week’s finale and let us be the first to tell you….it’s going to need more help being held up than just the two of us. Lame jokes aside, they are still more exciting than the Strange New Worlds finale. Ok serious talk this time. Pike […]

by Michelle Holstine | September 16, 2025

Watching Now: Alien Earth Episode 6

Alien: Earth continues as the Neverland complex becomes a more and more dangerous place! Join Couch Soup contributors Iain McParland, and Katie for Watching Now: Alien Earth, discussing the episode’s ups and downs. Is the Boy Kavalier as smart as he thinks? Why is Kirsh the most interesting character on the show? We mourn the […]

by Michelle Holstine | September 16, 2025

The PAX Aus 2025 Storytime Speaker Has Been Announced!

PAX Aus 2025 is less than a month away, and we are now getting all of the juicy reveals about what will be at the show this year. Over the past few weeks, big names such as Xbox, Riftbound, and The Sims have been confirmed to be making the trek down under (Xbox for the […]

by Thomas Richards | September 16, 2025

Why More Adults Should Try Playing Minecraft

Somewhere along the way, a lot of adults decided Minecraft was “just for kids.” I can’t explain how huge of a mistake this is because although Minecraft might have a charming, child-like appearance, it can really be enjoyed by anyone of any age, and you know what? It should be enjoyed by everyone of every […]

by Brian Rimer | September 15, 2025

We Survived The Wizard of Oz at The Sphere

We enter the world of The Wizard of Oz at Sphere Las Vegas, complete with lions and tigers and bears and so much more all in 16K. We have full spoilers on exactly what you’ll experience on your trip to the wonderful world of Oz.

by Andrea Carter | September 15, 2025

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by Brian Rimer | September 11, 2025

Watching Now: Wednesday Season 2, Part 1

The long-awaited season 2 of Wednesday came out at the end of August and Stephanie and Michelle have a lot to talk about! Wednesday returns to Nevermore as a pseudo (and unwanted) student celebrity, but darkness spreads as mystery is a foot once more! What’s with the new music teacher? And now that everyone is […]

by Michelle Holstine | September 11, 2025

10 Video Game Villains Who Are Baddies In More Ways Than One

There are baddies, and then there are BADDIE baddies. Take a look at this list of the most attractive female video game villains in history!

by Iain McParland | September 10, 2025

Okay, Alien Earth: How Far Are We Taking this Peter Pan Stuff?

Alien: Earth has been taking the Peter Pan references to a new level. Iain discusses the comparisons made thus far and speculates about ones yet to come.

by Iain McParland | September 9, 2025

Watching Now: Alien Earth Episode 5

Alien: Earth continues with a prequel interlude, showing us what happened to the Maginot. With the Biological Survey vessel just 17 days away from Earth, things begin to go awry for the crew! Join Couch Soup contributors Iain McParland, Katie, and Lily K for Watching Now: Alien Earth, discussing the episode’s ups and downs. Are […]

by Michelle Holstine | September 7, 2025

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