I Want Superpowers by Steven Bereznai (book review).
Caitlin has always wanted to be a super-hero. People who have super-powers go to live with other super-heroes in their
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Vox by Christina Dalcher (book review).
‘Vox’ is a debut stand alone novel by Christine Dalcher. Imagine if every female in the USA could suddenly only
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Wally Wood Sketchbook compiled by J. David Spurlock & Bill Pearson (book review).
Having reviewed Vanguard’s ‘Sketchbooks’ for Neal Adams and John Buscema in recent years, the chance to get the ‘Wally Wood
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One Way by S.J. Morden (book review).
I guess comparisons with Andy Weir’s ‘The Martian’ are inevitable for S.J. Morden’s near-future Mars thriller, ‘One Way’. I can’t
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The Red Book Of Luck by Amy Treadwell (book review).
With a title like Amy Treadwell’s book, ‘The Red Book Of Luck’, you have to ask yourself do you feel
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Comic Book Implosion by Keith Dallas and John Wells (book review).
As Keith Dallas and John Wells explain in their introduction to their book, ‘Comic Book Implosion’, there hasn’t been a
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The Woman Fantastic In Contemporary American Media Culture edited by Elyce Rae Helford, Shiloh Carroll, Sarah Grey and Michael R. Howard II (book review).
‘The Woman Fantastic In Contemporary American Media Culture’ is an examination of the portrayal of female protagonists in mostly comicbooks
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Ball Lightning by Cixin Liu translated by Joel Martinsen (book review).
Another of renowned Chinese author Cixin Liu’s novels has been translated for our enjoyment by Joel Martinsen in the form
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The Robot In The Next Cubicle by Larry Boyer (book review).
‘The Robot In The Next Cubicle’ by Larry Boyer will make you think of the automated voices that ring you
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Beneath The Sugar Sky (Wayward Children book 3) by Seanan McGuire (book review).
‘Beneath The Sugar Sky’ is book three in the ‘Wayward Children’ series by Seanan McGuire. Please don’t read this review
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