Dr Who and the Daleks (1965): How Not to Conquer a Planet (classic film retrospective).
Larks, Dr Who and the Daleks (1965), the cinematic adventure that boldly took the hit BBC TV series and splashed
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Justice League Of America [The New 52] Volume 2: Survivors Of Evil by Matt Kindt, Tom Derenick, Eddy Barrows and Doug Mahnke (graphic novel review).
Here’s the issue: the graphic novel ‘Justice League of America [The New 52] Volume 2: Survivors of Evil’ contains all
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Justice League Of America [The New 52] Volume 1: World’s Most Dangerous by Geoff Johns, David Finch, Brett Booth and Doug Mahnke (graphic novel review).
America is very concerned about the Justice League, particularly because there is evidence of Superman and Wonder Woman having an
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Alter Ego #81 October 2008 (magazine review).
This ‘Alter Ego’ from 2008 is a mix of horror and Man-Thing, and, surprisingly, has a lot more page art
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Star Wars: Choice Of One by Timothy Zahn (book review).
This reviewer has a confession to make: it has probably been at least thirty years since I read a `genre’
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Batman: Volume 10: Epilogue [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Greg Capullo, Roge Antonio, Aco and Riley Rossmo (graphic novel review)
The final volume of Batman in the New 52 comprises of Batman #51-52; Batman Futures End # 1; Batman Annual
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Comic Book Artist # 12 March 2001 (magazine review)
As can be seen from this edition of ‘Comic Book Artist’ from 2001, the subject is ‘Charlton Comics Of The
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Joker: Folie à Deux—Because One Joker Wasn’t Chaotic Enough (trailer)
Prepare yourselves, folks, because the clown prince of not-quite-crime is back, and this time, he’s bringing a date! Joker: Folie
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Batman: Volume 9: Bloom [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Danny Miki, Yamick Paquette and Fco Plascencia (graphic novel review).
You would think that after volume 8, this post-Batman era would be drawing to an end. Volume 9: Bloom reprints
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Alter Ego #66 March 2007 (magazine review).
I have to confess I’m not exactly impressed by the cover of the 66th issue of Alter Ego. There’s nothing
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