Illustrators #51 (magazine review).
Like a lot of people, my first exposure to Jean ‘Moebius’ Giraud (1938-2012) was in the magazine Heavy Metal. I thought his work…
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Like a lot of people, my first exposure to Jean ‘Moebius’ Giraud (1938-2012) was in the magazine Heavy Metal. I thought his work…
There is a worrying amount of evidence in science fiction that Earth sits beside some sort of badly maintained interstellar roundabout. Aliens keep crashing…
People read collections of short stories for various reasons. Often it is because they have read novels by the author and don’t want…
Some people spend Christmas Eve curled up beside the fire with a mug of something warm, watching kindly old men discover the meaning…
Amazon’s expanding Warhammer 40,000 empire is acquiring another heavily armoured wing, with Games Workshop confirming that a full animated series featuring the Deathwatch…
Another week, another skip’s-worth of spaceships, séances and sentient hair to sift through. Comic-Con dust is still settling in San Diego, the publishing…
Most garden sheds contain a lawnmower, three spiders of unusual confidence and a tin of paint which has not been opened since John…
When you receive Thunderbirds: International Rescue Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson and Andrew Clements, a smile will appear on your face as…
Hello everyone, Support free will because it’s innocent. It’s independent and should only be swayed when there is a good reason. If you…
Tourist spots in the past get over-subscribed. You would think people would want to see Christ do some of his miracles, which the…
I commented a few months ago that I was researching an article about the popularity of super-villains, particularly those at DC Comics, which…
I seem to be a little behind in getting season four of The Boys on Blu-ray. Googling tells me it was filmed in…