Back Issue #57 July 2012 (magazine review).
The principle interview in this ‘Back Issue’ is ‘Bobby’ Greenburger’s interview with former DC president and publisher Jenette Kahn about
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The Alex Ross Marvel Comics Super Villains Poster Book by Alex Ross (book review).
From his introduction, Alex Ross says that there was great difficulty selecting the supervillains for this book, ‘The Alex Ross
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Batman: Volume 2: The City Of Owls [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, James Tynion IV (graphic novel review).
This second volume of ‘Batman [The New 52]’, concludes the battle against the Owls’ team of Talons, all resurrected to
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Comic Book Creator #32 Fall 2023 (magazine review).
This edition of ‘Comic Book Creator’ again covers some interesting people. The first is writer Greg Biga as he interviews
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The Penguin Pecks Back: Colin Farrell Reprises His Role (TV series: trailer).
Oh, waddle me this, waddle me that, who’s afraid of a big, bad bat? Not Colin Farrell, that’s who! He’s
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Batman volume 1: The Court Of Owls [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion (graphic novel review).
With the first volume of The New 52, ‘The Court of Owls’, we are thrown right into the middle of
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The Diary Of River Song series 11: Friend Of The Family by Tim Foley (CD review).
‘This family has long been haunted by a strange lady.’ It’s time for something different. This series of ‘The Diary
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The Diary Of River Song Series 10: Two Rivers And A Firewall by Tim Foley, Lizzie Hopley, Lauren Mooney, Stewart Pringle & Barnaby Kay (CD review).
We’ve got to Series 10 of ‘The Diary of River Song’ and it’s been a wild ride and obviously popular,
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Alter Ego # 19 June 2002 (magazine review)
The year before comicbook artist John Buscema died, he attended a San Diego 2001 panel hosted by Mark Evanier and
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The Acolyte Star Wars TV series: A New Hope or Old Troubles? (trailer)
Strap in, folks! There’s a fresh brew of Star Wars mystique simmering in the pot, and it’s called The Acolyte.
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