Alter Ego #52 September 2005 (magazine review).
Working my way through my backlog, I recently read Alter Ego #52, which features an extensive interview with inker and occasional penciller Joe…
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Working my way through my backlog, I recently read Alter Ego #52, which features an extensive interview with inker and occasional penciller Joe…
When I began reading Karen Lord’s “The Blue, Beautiful World,” I initially wondered if the story matched the description provided by the publicist’s…
Ever wondered what would happen if you could hack into your babysitter and reprogram them for “fun?” Well, teenager Adam Stephanson finds out…
Oddly, this is the second copy of Con Man by J.R. “Yellow Kid” Weil and W.T. Brannon that I’ve pulled. The first, (pub:…
Another year, another ‘Best Of British Science Fiction’ collection from Newcon Press, edited by Donna Scott. I think I’ve read them all and…
In the ever-expanding Star Wars universe, Disney+ has ventured into the life and times of Ahsoka Tano with its new miniseries, Ahsoka. Set…
Jane, a writer and new mother, is sent by her doctor husband John to spend the summer at their sprawling rural home for…
Is it a niche hobby to select an artist and determine the availability and cost of acquiring an early or any of their…
Ah, Atlantis. The city of… well, we’re not quite sure. Was it gold? Was it mermaids? Was it just a really fancy water…
With each edition of “Illustrators,” the diverse range of artists ensures there’s something for everyone. It’s an educational journey, especially when discovering the…
In this short science fiction film, Plant, we’re in the not-too-distant future, where mankind has been expelled from Earth since the planet is…
Hold onto your spacesuits, folks. If you thought Amazon Studios had already peaked with some of its previous releases, get ready for the…