Movie Comics: Page To Screen/Screen To Page by Blair Davis (book review).
To many people, the first SF comicstrip that went on film was ‘Flash Gordon’ in 1936. However, I was surprised
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Read More‘The Cartmel Masterplan’ has always been one of the most intriguing ‘What If’s’ in the storied history of ‘Doctor Who’.
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Read More‘Legion Of Super-Heroes: The Beginning Of Tomorrow’ is the reprint of the 1994-1995 re-build of the LSH from Legion Of
Read MoreI enjoyed ‘The Can Opener’s Daughter’ by Rob Davis but it is one weird graphic novel. Mind you, men wearing
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