Comic/Books

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

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

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

Australian Superhero Streamers Are Back to Fight Against Cancer

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by Iain McParland | November 8, 2025 | Books & Comics , Movies , Pop Culture , Television series

Why Raphael Is, and Always Will Be, The Worst Ninja Turtle

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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

Watching Now: Strange New Worlds Episode 9: Terrarium

Michelle, Drew and Tim are back at it again with the space excitement…jk that was any other show. Strange New Worlds misses again with Michelle, but is it because there are fundamental issues or she just doesn’t like #notsulu? The conversation flows and Drew loses a lung. Does he find it? Let’s find out. Watching […]

by Michelle Holstine | September 7, 2025

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

CM Punk vs Seth Rollins Is One Of The Best Feuds in Modern Wrestling

The ruse of the century happened this year at SummerSlam when Seth Rollins defeated CM Punk to become the World Heavyweight Champion. Join Tom as he takes a look back and lets you know why this rivalry is one of the best in modern wrestling right now.

by Thomas Richards | September 6, 2025

Couch Soup Structured Twill FlexFit Cap

Available in two sizes with an elastic stretch band, this hat is a sure winner in comfort! It has an athletic shape with a curved visor. • 63% polyester, 34% cotton, 3% spandex twill • Structured, 6-panel, mid-profile (with a low-profile embroidery area) • 6 embroidered eyelets • Stretch band • Silver undervisor • Head […]

by Drew Lewis | September 5, 2025

Weapons Review: Terrifying, Yet Hilarious

The latest horror outing from Zach Cregger, Weapons, is here, but is it worth watching if you aren’t usually a fan of horror films? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on this surprisingly funny film.

by Thomas Richards | September 4, 2025

Together is Marred By Body Horror Predictability

Together, starring IRL couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco, is the new body horror on the block, tackling codependence and toxic relationships. Let us tell you why this film is a fine, but predictable movie.

by Iain McParland | September 3, 2025