Back Issue #54 February 2012 (magazine review).
Just over a decade ago, an issue of ‘Back Issue’ carried the subtitle ‘Liberated Ladies,’ aiming to cover all the heroines that hadn’t…
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Just over a decade ago, an issue of ‘Back Issue’ carried the subtitle ‘Liberated Ladies,’ aiming to cover all the heroines that hadn’t…
Almost every culture has a myth or legend that involves giants. Although, originally, the term referred to a being, not necessarily human in…
‘The Mammoth Book Of Best New Horror 24’ has selections from the year 2012. As usual they are preceded by an introduction which…
The house had been an incredible deal. A large, old Victorian with a wraparound porch and beautiful hardwood floors. Margaret and Hal fell…
Note: Contrary to the official trailer, the film is in English, with subtitles provided only for Comanche dialogue directed at the dogs. I’ve…
Chronicle Books has released postcards with superhero themes in the past, and this time, the spotlight is on the Mighty Avengers. This collection…
The loss of his wife, Layla, sent Alex running away from an emptiness he couldn’t escape. Joining the survey expedition to the Talos…
Cat Rambo and, yes, that is their real name, is an award-winning American writer of speculative fiction. I reviewed a short story collection…
The book “Joe 90: Project 90 Technical Operations Manual” delves into the World Intelligence Network’s most unique agent and the equipment he employs.…
I know the cover of ‘Draw! #4’ was later used for ‘The Best of Draw!,’ which is sadly now out of print. However,…
I looked up publisher Batsford and discovered that they’ve shifted their focus away from horror books. However, they did release ‘The Ingrid Pitt…
With all the chatter about the possibility of the next James Bond being female, it’s worth noting that this concept was explored as…