Immersive Story Telling For Real And Imagined Worlds by Margaret Kerrison (book review).
With a title like ‘Immersive Story Telling For Real And Imagined Worlds’, you have to think this is one of publisher Michael Wiese…
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With a title like ‘Immersive Story Telling For Real And Imagined Worlds’, you have to think this is one of publisher Michael Wiese…
I came across ‘Batman vs Ra’s Al Ghul’ by Neal Adams and realised that this must probably be one of last works before…
This nineteenth issue of ‘Alter Ego’ notes itself as going monthly from this point on. It also features one of the original Batman…
I tend to have a slightly disruptive way of buying things from time to time, mostly driven by that looks interesting and ignore…
‘The Man With A Thousand Names’ comes from AE Van Vogt’s second phase of writing in the 1970s. Actually, it feels more like…
Don’t buy ‘The Making Of The Umbrella Academy’ expecting it to be like typical ‘making of’ TV or film books. This volume is…
Science is constant. Science Fiction isn’t constant. Hello everyone, There is always a debate as to which came first: the bird or the…
The discovery shook the world and added a new set of scientific rules to the ones we already had when we figured out…
The examination of information from the recorded events used in the 2018 film ‘The Predator’ brings out some contradictory information, especially in regards…
Making sure I hadn’t picked up another Harley Quinn volume twice, I was most surprised when ‘Harley Quinn And The Birds Of Prey’…
When I was reading the Arnold Drake interview in Alter Ego # 17, he mentioned that he co-wrote ‘It Rhymes With Lust’, as…
Sometimes I think I must be conspiring with the sugar plum fairy with my luck as I acquired a bunch of out-of-print ‘Alter…