Back Issue #149 February 2024 (magazine review).
This edition of Back Issue treads somewhat familiar yet new territory for me, as it delves into the 1980s’ independent comic book superheroes…
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This edition of Back Issue treads somewhat familiar yet new territory for me, as it delves into the 1980s’ independent comic book superheroes…
Until recently, I hadn’t fully realized that these ‘Harley Quinn’ volumes were set in ‘The New 52’. This was primarily due to the…
Pauline Dungate is something of an SF renaissance woman. She has been a past Arthur C Clarke award judge and is a noted…
Let’s swing into the wild web of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, with our film-reviewing fantasy author Brandon Sanderson in the hot chair. This…
The Humani is a Science Fiction novel by Stephen Palmer, an author who has penned over 20 novels, some in series, since the…
This latest issue of ‘Comic Book Creator’ commences with writer/editor Jon B. Cooke examining Stan Lee’s Excelsior Comics – four titles that were…
‘Bootblack (New York Triptych)’ is a graphic novel set in 1930s New York and tells the story of a shoeshine boy and his…
A long while back, someone recommended that I should look at the book, Warner Bros.: Hollywood’s Ultimate Backlot by Steven Bingen with Marc…
Here’s another edition of Occult Detective Magazine, the too-infrequent periodical dedicated to the heirs of Carnacki with stories that blend the fantasy and…
In December, I watched a BBC documentary about Russell T Davies and it mentioned a children’s BBC series, ‘Dark Season,’ which was new…
The Missing Mummies’ is the third outing for the crime-solving duo Jesperson and Lane, set during the 1890s in England. Miss Diane Lane…
One of the things that Science Fiction is very good at is speculating about possible futures based on current trends. It can highlight…