Speed Round reviews with Alex & Pete!
• The Anchor #2
• Batman/Doc Savage #1
• BPRD 1947 #5
• Daredevil #502
• Green Lantern Corps #42
• The Ghoul #1
• Hellboy: The Wild Hunt #8
• Punisher MAX #1
• REBELS #10
• Red Herring #4
• Supergod #1
• Unwritten #7
• Walking Dead #67

Alex & Pete review Batman and Robin #6, Locke & Key: Crown of Shadows #1, and Dark X-Men #1.

If you’re one of the people who had a gripe with the number of players in Street Fighter IV, you may just get a kick out of this. Super Street Fighter IV is adding 8 playable characters to the roster including some fan favorites. Check out the latest gameplay footage with the boy, Deejay after the jump.

At this point, it’s seems silly to question whether Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 should be judged solely on the criteria of being ‘A good game’. Even if the developers at Infinity Ward had offered gamers ‘more of the same’, Modern Warfare 2 would qualify as excellent. Fortunately, with two years of development, and lots of time to listen to gamer feedback, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is a veritable smorgasbord of new game play features, new scenarios, and more of the award-winning story that awed gamers in 2007.

In a holiday season bulging with A-list titles, the real question gamers should ask is whether Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 distinguishes itself enough to justify spending your hard-earned $60.00. It’s a tough economy, and after the original Modern Warfare’s exceptional tour of duty, does Activision’s blockbuster sequel offer enough compelling new bells and whistles, or is it simply a better dressing for a tired old veteran?

With Sam Fisher’s return fastly approaching, Ubisoft has released the second behind the scenes trailer for Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction. In “Behind Closed Doors Part 2″ the developers of Splinter Cell Conviction give you an inside look at how the Israeli martial art Krav Maga and real-life firearm techniques inspired Conviction’s new gameplay. You’ll also learn about Sam’s newest toys such as EMP grenades and improvised gadgets and get a look at how the storyline will be taken in surprising new directions following the tragic events of Double Agent.

Alex & Pete review Green Lantern Corps #41, Incredible Hercules #136 & Gravel #14

Speed Round reviews for 76, Detective Comics, Blackest Night Superman, Dark Reign Made Men, Fantastic Four, Hack/Slash, Hellblazer, Invincible, Madman, No Hero, Salt Water Taffy, The Web, Wolverine Origins, X-Men: The Confession and Zero Killer.

Today’s show has reviews for Dark Reign: The List: X-Men #1, Underground #1, and Spider-Woman #1!

Today’s show has reviews for Superman: Secret Origin #1, Giant-Size Wolverine #1, and Wednesday Comics #12!