Star Wars – A New Hope: The 40th Anniversary by Stuart Immonen, Adi Granov and Kevin Wada (graphic novel review).
Marvel and ‘Star Wars’ have always had a strong relationship. In 1977, a comicbook adaptation was based on ‘A New
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Marvel Platinum: The Definitive Deadpool Reloaded by Fabian Niceieza, Joe Kelly, Daniel Way, et al. (graphic novel review).
‘The Definitive Deadpool Reloaded’, the ‘Reloaded’ part meaning it’s another collection, so even more ‘Definitive’ then before, is something of
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Doctor Who: Land Of The Blind by Scott Gray, Dan Abnett, Lee Sullivan, Martin Geraghty, Graten Roberts & Nick Briggs (graphic novel review).
After being off the air for four years, ‘Doctor Who Monthly’ changed its approach to its traditional comic-strip which, at
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The Originals – The Essential Edition by Dave Gibbons (graphic novel review).
Dave Gibbons’ has been one of the most prominent names in sequential art history. He was a regular contributor to
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Star Wars: From A Certain Point Of View, by various (book review).
Alan Dean Foster started it all with ‘Splinter In The Mind’s Eye’. After ghost-writing the original Star Wars novelisation and
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Forever And A Day by Anthony Horowitz (book review).
After crafting a ‘sequel’ to Ian Fleming’s ‘Goldfinger’ (see more at https:/trigger-mortis-by-anthony-horowitz-book-review/), Anthony Horowitz continues to extend the literary Bond
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The 007 Diaries: Filming Live And Let Die by Roger Moore (book review).
As ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ faded into the cinematic past, and Sean Connery walked off into the sunset with a large
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Punisher: Suicide Run by Steven Grant, Chuck Dixon and Larry Hama (graphic novel review).
While it’s easy to dismiss ‘The Punisher’ as little more than a right-wing fantasy writ large, those who followed the
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Doctor Who Vol. 25: Doorway To Hell by Mark Wright (graphic novel review).
There was a certain ‘old school’ feeling to Peter Capaldi’s portrayal of the Doctor. Eschewing the youthful air of his
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Nope, Nothing Wrong Here: The Making Of Cujo by Lee Gambin (book review).
In the pantheon of great horror films, ‘Cujo’ seems a little out of place. Based on Stephen King’s 1981 novel,
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