Back Issue #83 September 2015 (magazine review).
I did wonder when ‘Back Issue’ would get around to the New X-Men and Alpha Flight and they did so nearly six years…
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I did wonder when ‘Back Issue’ would get around to the New X-Men and Alpha Flight and they did so nearly six years…
In his book, ‘Imaginative Realism’, James Gurney spent a lot of time on the mechanics of composition and how to engage the viewer.…
It’s hard to believe that it was ten years ago that Alter Ego # 105 explored the Comics Code Authority. As Richard J.…
I’ll be honest, readers, I’ve put off reviewing ‘The Art Of The Rise of Skywalker’ ever since I emerged, blinking into the sunlight…
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The main section of Draw # 11 is devoted to an interview with artist Dan Panosian by Mike Manley as they discuss the…
When you have a successful TV series with an endearing music piano intro, its logical to look to see if the soundtrack has…
No, that’s not James Gurney on the cover but as you catch up with the painting inside his 2009 book, ‘Imaginative Realism’, he…
In ‘The Invisible Life Of Addie Larue’ by V.E. Schwab, Adeline Larue grows up in the village of Villon Sur Sarthe in early…
Set in a high-tech future London that has been built on the ruins of its pre-meltdown predecessor, Louise Carey’s novel ‘Inscape’ is a…
‘The Road To Holly Tree Farm’ by Paul Lewis launches ‘Tales From The Weekend’, a short collection of weird fiction from Telos Publishing.…