Alter Ego #123 March 2014 (magazine review).
Seeing all the cover of ‘Alter Ego’, there are a couple that really stand out, not surprisingly as its drawn by Neal Adams,…
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Seeing all the cover of ‘Alter Ego’, there are a couple that really stand out, not surprisingly as its drawn by Neal Adams,…
The cover image for this graphic novel adaptation of Cixin Liu’s story ‘The Village Teacher’ seems very incongruous. The title brings to mind…
As one of the foremost exponents of Lovecraft scholarship, Robert Waugh sagely kicks off this impressive study by asking that most crucial of…
Often, it is the stories by established writers that draw a new reader to a magazine. In this case it is Michael Swanwick…
Gene Colan cut corners on his artwork. Every explosion was a full page. He’d use the side of his pencil to draw some…
I haven’t yet been lucky enough to visit Galaxy’s Edge, a slice of the ‘Star Wars’ universe carved out of Disney’s two major…
This latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ focuses on the Latin artists who gained fame with work outside of their own country. Top of this…
When an accident triggers an evacuation of the International Space Station, one of the astronauts decides to stay behind. Ignoring protocol and direct…
‘Dreaming In Quantum And Other Stories’ is a short book of short and slightly odd stories. There are 15 stories in all ranging…
As part of the new series of graphic novels adaptations of Cixin Liu’s work, one of his best-known short stories, ‘The Wandering Earth’,…
Several of Cixin Liu’s novels and two short story collections have been translated into English and I’ve read all of them, as well…
It’s seldom that I’m stumped when coming to write a book review, but all I can think to say about Lorraine Wilson’s novel…