The Game Developers Conference was the event of the week, introducing the enigma that is OnLive. Will it completely change the current videogame marketplace, or will it be just the next in line after services like Steam or Gametap? Spidey made two appearances in posts this week, with an appearance on a third-floor window ledge in Bangkok, and in a preview of next month’s ‘24/7′ story arc, which will kick-off with the appearance of an all-new Vulture. With the news that the first issues of BOOM! Kids first two titles, ‘Incredibles’ and ‘Muppets’ , have sold out, CB Robinson takes on the issue of kid-oriented comic books, as well as emo-oriented comic books. There are mixed reviews on Resident Evil 5, but the review by D. Scott will kick your ass off the fence. Dan X. re-examines *batteries not included in TFM, and the movie’s different take on sci-fi (pardon me, SY FY). All things come to an end on BSG (except for Caprica… and any other canonical fiction that might arise), and Paul J. expresses a mournful but rational view of the final episode.

• Battlestar Galactica Finale Reviewed
• Seth Rogen Too Fat for ‘Green Hornet’?
• Resident Evil 5: The Reviewening
• Comics Today: The First Sign That The Comipocalypse Is Near
• The Forgotten Movies: *batteries not included… with this review
• Is The End of Video Game Consoles Upon Us?
• Spider-Man Saves Kid with a Big Cup of Juice
• Visit Hakodate, Japan… or… um… maybe not
• Could The Muppets Be the Comic Industry’s Messiah?
• Preview: All-new Vulture Debuts in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #592