Alter Ego #177 September 2022 (magazine review).
Reading Richard Arndt’s interview with comicbook artist Don Perlin, you discover he’s charmingly self-depreciating about his long career. It’s only when we get…
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Reading Richard Arndt’s interview with comicbook artist Don Perlin, you discover he’s charmingly self-depreciating about his long career. It’s only when we get…
A couple of issues missed the pot. Illustrators # 36 has some really good material. Starting off with Thomas Fluharty (1962- ) with…
I have a slight vested interest in ‘The Art And Life Of Dave Cockrum’ by Glen Cadigan because he’s used some of my…
Hello everyone, You do have to wonder what is taught at educational facilities when so many crackpot solutions come up for the likes…
You have to ask yourself why didn’t I kill him earlier? What? And deprive my wife of her son? I don’t think he…
Looking at a photo of Stingray recently, I went into analytical mode as to its shape before considering Thunderbird 4 and SHADO’s Skydiver.…
Coming across ‘A Fortunate Universe: Life In A Finely Tuned Cosmos’, in ‘Existential Physics: A Scientist’s Guide To Life’s Biggest Questions’ by Sabine…
Author Sabine Hossenfelder warns from the start that if you have any sort of faith that her book ‘Existential Physics: A Scientist’s Guide…
As you can tell from the cover, the 25th edition of ‘Alter Ego’ from 2003 looks at the X-Men from its early days…
The theme for this early twenty-first edition of ‘Back Issue’ is any character associated with the term devil, although only one, Daimon Hellstrom…
Books on special effects and SF fans are sure-fire hits and make a natural fit. Not only are the special effects people contributing…
It looks like Vision Illustrated Volume 2 is the last to come out of these publications. Like Volume 1, it’s a 2-page sampler…