Cthulhu: The Ancient One Tribute Box Booklet by Steve Mockus (book and model review)
The publicity blurb of ‘Cthulhu: The Ancient One Tribute Box’ accompanying this figurine and booklet describe Cthulhu as a ‘signature
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Dodger’s Guide To London by Terry Pratchett (book review).
By way of an accompaniment to Terry Pratchett’s comic novel ‘Dodger’, this little book, ‘Dodger’s Guide To London’, describes the
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By Your Command 2: The Unofficial And Unauthorised Guide To Battlestar Galactica Volume 2 by Alan Stevens and Fiona Moore (book review).
Where the first volume, ‘By Your Command: The Unofficial And Unauthorised Guide To Battlestar Galactica Volume 1’, covered the two
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The Clockwork Sky Volume 2 by Madeleine Rosca (book review).
‘The Clockwork Sky’ has Australian author and artist Madeleine Rosca mixing the traditional Manga conventions with the fundamentals of steampunk
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God Is Dead Volume One by Jonathan Hickman, Mike Costa and Di Amorim (graphic novel review).
Bringing together the first six parts of the ongoing ‘God Is Dead’ series, there’s a lot to encourage this reader
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Necroscope: The Möbius Murders by Brian Lumley (book review).
‘The Möbius Murders’ is the eighteenth book in the ‘Necroscope’ series featuring Harry Keogh and, as usual, pits the protagonist
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Tales Of The Primal Land by Brian Lumley (book review).
The three short story collections that make up this volume have all been published before at various times: ‘House Of
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Acolytes Of Cthulhu: Short Stories Inspired By H.P. Lovecraft edited by Robert M. Price (book review).
Robert M. Price edited the ‘Crypt Of Cthulhu’ magazine for its entire twenty year run and largely off the back
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Star Wars Legends: Kenobi by John Jackson Miller (book review).
‘Star Wars Legends: Kenobi’ is, of course, a book about that crazy old hermit that young Luke Skywalker learns is
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City Under The Sand (The Abyssal Plague Prelude book 3) by Jeff Mariotte (book review).
http://www.Dungeons&Dragons.com‘City Under The Sand’ takes place in the Dark Sun setting, an interesting anomaly among the various ‘Dungeons & Dragons’
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