X-Men: Days Of Future Past… first trailer.
It’s double the fun as the X-men from the future and the past get together to tag-team the sentinel program,
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Essential Iron Man Volume 4 by Herb Trimpe, George Tuska, Barry Windsor-Smith, Jim Starlin, Gerry Conway, Robert Kanigher, Gary Friedrich, Roy Thomas, Mike Friedrich, Bill Everett and Steve Gerber (graphic novel review).
‘Essential Iron Man Volume # 4’ presents us with Iron Man # 39-61, featuring the golden avenger and a lot
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Prince Of Stories: The Many Worlds Of Neil Gaiman by Hank Wagner, Christopher Golden and Stephen R. Bissette (book review).
Neil Gaiman is one of the most popular writers of weird fiction today, with a prolific range that includes comics,
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Fashion Beast by Alan Moore, Malcolm McLaren and Anthony Johnston (graphic novel review).
There’s every chance, though I haven’t verified it, that the late Malcolm McLaren loved the sample-heavy, scattergun mentality of the
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Mercy Thompson: Homecoming by Patricia Briggs, David Lawrence, Francis Tsai and Amelia Woo (book review).
‘Homecoming’ is a graphic novel that runs alongside the ‘Mercy Thompson’ series of books by Patricia Briggs. In fact, it
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Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox composed by Frederik Weidmann (CD review).
Composer Freddie Weidmann seems to have cornered the market with composing the music for the DC Universe animated series, some
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Marvel’s Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. an examination of the first episode by: GF Willmetts (article).
**NB:There might be spoilers or suspicions so watch the episode before reading on.** It’s very weird watching Marvel’s own brand
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D… Joss Whedon chats.
In this new interview, TV creator Joss Whedon chats about the new Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D TV series and what it
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Woodwork: Wallace Wood 1927-1981 by Florentino Flórez (book review).
I should point out from the start that this unique large heavy book is also bilingual. ‘Woodwork: Wallace Wood 1927-1981’
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Silver Star by Jack Kirby (graphic novel review).
Jack Kirby’s ‘Silver Star’ was, I believe, his last work in the field of comics. The six twenty page issues
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