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Thursday, April 2, 2026

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NASA, Netflix and Chill… in Alpha Centauri: NASA’s Alien Signal Turns Out to Be a Subscription Pitch (news).
Supergirl: Hangover in Space (With Occasional Laser Violence)
He-Man, By the Power of Development Hell (film trailer).
Moon Base? Sorted. Nuclear Rockets? Why Not. NASA Hits the Big Red “Ignition” Button (space news).
Editorial – April 2026: Arguments Are Neither Here Or There.

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Cannon by Wallace Wood (graphic novel review).

The ‘Cannon’ stories by Wallace Wood tend to come under the title ‘The Compleat Cannon’ but it’s all the same

Now here’s a remarkable fluke. I was pulling a once-in-a-lifetime bundle from the Neal Adams website and it included what

I’ve read quite a few graphic novels featuring zombies over recent years, so my question for any new one is

I should point out this copy of ‘Lunar Tunes’ by Wally Wood is a second printing done in 2012. As

Part of my job as a reviewer is to ignore what others have written on something I’m likely to review

Considering the extent of my second comicbook collection, I only have 10 issues of Doom Patrol in my collection. Hardly

I think the cover of Qiana Whitted’s book, ‘EC Comics: Race, Shock & Social Protest’, should tell you what the

Unlike TwoMorrows ‘Modern Masters’ series, they do occasionally do larger volumes on particular people. This is the case with ‘Carmine

‘Batman Book Two’ continues Neal Adams stories from 1969-1971. This time from The Brave And The Bold # 86, Detective

Trying to assess the merits of a comic book series from a single issue part-way through the storyline isn’t easy