January 2018 - SFcrowsnest

Fantastic Art edited by David Larkin (art book review).

Never let it be said that I don’t review contemporary artbooks. Although granted, this one was released in 1973. Even

I’m beginning to think there should be a competition for long book titles with equally long sub-titles. Joel Levy’s book,

Berlin, the future, but close enough to feel familiar (hello, Bladerunner nods). In this loud and brutal future urban landscape,

Here’s the first trailer for Marvel’s Ant-Man and The Wasp movie. Scott Lang is on probation for picking the non-Stark

‘Exit Kingdom’ is set in the same world as ‘The Reapers Are The Angels’, a post-apocalyptic zombie world. Although ‘The

The Back Issue # 102 covers anti-heroes and although a certain Wilson Slade, aka Deathstroke, the Terminator, isn’t on the

A soldier, Bo (actor Lee Pace), wakes from a conflict with no memory in a prison cell next to a

‘King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword’ is a powerful film that displays a fresh take on the classic myth of

Want to be confused? Although this is the second story of the Davison Doctor, it was actually recorded first to

To my mind, ‘Jokers Wild’, the third book in the ‘Wild Cards’ sequence originally released in 1987 was the finest