Super-Speed: Faster Than A Speeding… a rushed article by: GF Willmetts
There are a lot of problems with super-speed. Fortunately, the few super-human characters who can genuinely fly under their own
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HARDBACK TO SMALL ENLARGED PAPERBACK The Bear And The Nightingale by Katherine Arden (pub: Del Rey/Random House. 319 page small
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Doctor Who season 10 episode 12: The Doctor Falls by Steven Moffat
Be prepared to be upgraded from here in there are spoilers! Was it me or did the opening of this
Read MorePhantasm blu-ray boxset: Phantasm (part 6 of 6) (film supplement review)
The sixth disk of the ‘Phantasm’ boxset is loaded with extras. It doesn’t feel so much like sacrilege watching some
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Post Truth: Why We Have Reached Peak Bullshit And What We Can Do About It by Evan Davis (book review)
I have to confess that I always wonder how people can ask for a product over the counter when its
Read MoreTwoMorrows 50% off sale of 2016 magazines.
Now through this Friday, June 30, get 50% OFF all but our last year’s print magazines at www.twomorrows.com! This is your last chance to
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The Joker: A Serious Study Of The Crown Prince Of Crime edited by Robert Moses Pleaslee and Robert G. Weiner (book review)
Editors Robert Moses Pleaslee and Robert G. Weiner assert in the introduction that of all the comicbook villains, the Joker
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The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture by Paul Wells (book review)
For those who are looking at the title, ‘The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture’ and wondering what ‘bestiary’ means,
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Doctor Who season 10 episode 11. World Enough And Time by Steven Moffat
Time stretches out for that cybernetic moment so from here in there are spoilers! The premise for the opening of
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Superheroes On World Screens edited by Rayna Denison and Rachel Mizsei-Ward (book review).
I was rather amused by the introduction saying there wasn’t many books out there about comicbook characters being adapted into
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