ReviewBooks
The Art Of Fred Gambino: Dark Shepherd (book review).
Blimey, it’s hard to believe that it’s been thirteen years since I reviewed Fred Gambino’s first book, ‘Ground Zero’, but its long over-due…
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Illustration
Illustration and painting.
August 2014
July 2014
NewsComics
Dredd Needs Help, Citizen!
In May, 2000 AD appealed to its readers to help solve a mystery – and they replied in spades! The legendary British comic…
June 2014
ReviewFantasy
The Art Of How To Train Your Dragon 2 by Linda Sunshine (book review).
‘Animation is an art form that begins and ends with the imagination.’ – Linda Sunshine author of ‘The Art Of How To Train…
ReviewFantasy
The Art Of Ian Miller by Ian Miller and Tom Whyte (book review).
Artist Ian Miller’s work is mostly in fantasy than SF but a lot of the time, artists in our genre do what they…
ReviewBooks
Feldstein: The Mad Life And Fantastic Art Of Al Feldstein! by Grant Geissman (book review).
Al Feldstein is a comicbook legend, even if he might be before most of us were born here. A main contributor and editor…
May 2014
ReviewBooks
Reading The Rabbit: Explorations In Warner Bros. Animation edited by Kevin S. Sandler (book review).
Y’know, doc, the animation folk at Disney get more books written about them than us folk at Warner’s. Either way, the books are…
ReviewScifi
The Art Of John Harris: Beyond The Horizon (book review).
I first put a name to the paintings of SF artist John Harris with his book, ‘Mass: The Art Of John Harris’, which…
April 2014
ReviewBooks
The Art Of Titanfall by Andy McVittie (book review).
‘Titanfall’ is a first person shooter on-line game for XBOX One and Windows PCs. It was highly anticipated because it was the debut…
March 2014
ReviewBooks
The Art Of Thief by Paul Davies (book review).
‘The Art Of Thief’ is a graphical celebration of the Square Enix video game and published by Square Enix, available on Xbox 360…
February 2014
ReviewComics
Modern Masters Volume Twenty-Nine: Cliff Chiang by Chris Arrant and Eric Nolen-Wathington (book review).
Cliff Chiang isn’t an artist I’ve come across before. Mostly, I suspect, because I haven’t really picked up on recent Vertigo titles, the…
ReviewBooks
Steampunk Style edited by Steampunk Oriental Laboratory (book review).
Now ‘Steampunk Style’ is a really unusual book. Its sub-title is ‘The Complete Illustrated Guide For Contraptors, Gizmologists And Primocogglers Everywhere’. Although I…
ReviewBooks
Sirens: The Pin-Up Art Of David Wright by Terry Parker (book review).
David Wright (1912-1967) is an artist’s works whom you might have seen and not been able to put a name to. As pointed…