Doctor Who: The Complete Second Season 2006 boxset (DVD series review).
I’m going to do this as I did season one. I reviewed the episodes when they first came out, so I’m going to…
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I’m going to do this as I did season one. I reviewed the episodes when they first came out, so I’m going to…
I first came across Fred Gambino’s name in 2011 when I found a copy of his art book ‘Ground Zero’ (2001) in a…
‘Hidden City’ is a relatively low-key film that focuses more on the characters than the events until the end, revealing a London you…
A Canadian/Hungarian company created ‘X Company’ on a whim. This is a take on elite teams trained in Canada for undercover missions during…
Doctor Who: Season 14: Episode 2: Space Babies by Russell T Davies Today is not a good day for reviewers. Even those of…
To catch up on locating early issues, I have Alter Ego # 37, and, as you can see from the cover, it is…
‘Batman: Volume 3: Death of the Family’ covers Batman 13–17 and the return of the Joker. Indeed, ‘Batman: Volume 3: Death of the…
In a recent episode of the excellent ‘The Good Friends of Jackson Elias’ podcast, one of the presenters recalled a situation where a…
James Enge’s ‘A Guile Of Dragons’ is the first book in the `A Tournament of Shadows’ series. As such it is not strictly…
Propaganda by Ash Darby Orr (Samantha Béart) really wants to save someone, so when she gets the opportunity to get on a plane…
This third volume of Polestars, titled ‘The Glasshouse’, is by Emma Coleman. I will admit that Emma Coleman is a new name to…
It is hard to determine what makes a book a classic. Previously, schoolchildren were required to read books by deceased male authors like…