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The Batman finds himself battling the Justice League—not as a team, but individually—as he realizes they have all been conquered by one of…
Cageworld No. 4: Star-Search is the final slim volume of Colin Kapp’s series, where the crew of the Shellback embarks on one last…
I was recently offered an anthology of short stories based on We by Yevgeny Zamyatin. I accepted the book but felt obliged to…
Having withdrawal pains from the lack of new seasons of The Boys last year, Gen V offers a look at the lives of…
The title of Patrick Stewart’s autobiography, Making It So: A Memoir, aims squarely at Star Trek fans, but there are no Star Trek…
Petra Grady is a sweeper, not a mage—a fact that every mage is happy to point out, feeling superior about it. All Petra…
Considering the rate at which Colin Kapp’s Cageworld books were released in 1982, he must have been working at a rapid pace. In…
The Alien Quartet: Bloomsbury Movie Guide No. 4 by David Thomson is the book referenced by Roz Kaveney in her work From Alien…
Going back to 2006, this edition of Alter Ego features a 70-page exploration of the American Comics Group (ACG), re-written by Michael Vance…
The future has always been a focus for writers. Writers have utilized both fiction and non-fiction to draw attention to issues that the…
Another book I’ve been meaning to read is ‘A Closer Look At The Art Techniques Of Patrick Woodroffe,’ which I purchased a few…
The 262 page number tends to ignore the 31 pages of various introductions, including ones by Ray Bradbury and Ray Harryhausen covering previous…
