American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s by Bill Schelly (book review).
There is something always important to remember about TwoMorrows publications: they are quality products about the history of comics with
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Spaceship Away Part 30 Summer 2013 (magazine review).
Blimey, ‘Spaceship Away’ has been going ten years now. I think I started reviewing them about six years back, where
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Essential Daredevil Volume 5 by Syd Shores, Don Heck, Bob Brown, Sal Buscema, Gene Colan, Steve Gerber, Chris Claremont, Gerry Conway, Tony Isabella, Len Wein, Marv Wolfman (graphic novel review).
‘Essential Daredevil Volume 5’ could more honestly be titled ‘Essential Daredevil And The Black Widow’ because the lovely Natasha Romanov
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Judge Dredd: Day Of Chaos: Endgame by John Wagner, Leigh Gallagher, Henry Flint, Ben Willsher, Colin Macneil and Edmund Bagwell (book review)
How much worse can it get for Mega-City One? That’s what you keep asking yourself every few pages as you
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The Wolverine by Frank Ochieng (film review).
Finally the so-called breakout star of ‘The X-Men’ movie series gets to fly solo yet again (after ‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine’)
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The Avengers And Philosophy edited by Mark D. White (book review).
Trying to get a handle on what ‘The Avengers And Philosophy’ would focus in Marvel Comics’ premiere team, I realised
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Essential Fantastic Four Volume 8 by John Buscema, Rich Buckler, George Perez, Ron Wilson, Sal Buscema, Roy Thomas, Bill Mantlo, Gerry Conway, Len Wein and Jim Shooter (graphic novel review).
Roy Thomas is great. He slid into Marvel Comics in the mid-sixties and after an interesting stint on ‘The Uncanny
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Iron Man And Philsophy edited by Mark D. White (book review).
I should point out from the start that ‘Iron Man And Philosophy’ was released in 2012’ so that the events
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X-Men: Days Of Future Past… poster action.
The X-Men: Days Of Future Past movie blends the old and new cast from the X-Men movies, as these new
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Man Of Steel by Greg Cox (book review).
I’ve always maintained that it is interesting to read a film’s novelisation. To tie-in to the film release, its author
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