ReviewMagazines
Back Issue #159 April 2025 (magazine review).
The other TwoMorrows publication that rapidly sold out last year was Back Issue # 158. You can find copies out there but at…
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January 2026
ReviewFilms
Batman: Hush (2019) (film review).
I’ve been sitting on this Blu-ray film version until I read the graphic novel, especially straight after, but it has an audio commentary,…
ReviewComics
Batman: Hush by Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee and Scott Williams (graphic novel review).
Reading the two-page Batman origin as related by Alfred Pennyworth, and he explains how Bruce Wayne was taught by various experts, you do…
ReviewFantasy
King Sorrow by Joe Hill (book review).
The butterfly effect is a device that is often used in fiction as a device to link a series of consequences deemed inevitable…
ReviewScifi
Time Is The Simplest Thing by Clifford D. Simak (book review).
Back in 1962, Clifford Simak had this book, ‘Time Is The Simplest Thing’, with an intriguing premise. Unable to survive past the various…
ReviewMagazines
Alter Ego #195 September 2025 (magazine review).
It was hardly surprising to discover the paper edition of Alter Ego #195 sold out when it had ‘Neal Adams’ on the cover,…
ReviewFantasy
The Drowning Sea (Talmont book 2) by David Hair (book review).
‘The Drowning Sea’ is the second volume in ‘The Talmont Trilogy’, which began with ‘The Burning Land’. This review will contain inevitable spoilers…
ReviewBooks
Fantasy Art Masters by Dick Jude (book review).
I pulled this book, Fantasy Art by Dick Jude, a couple of years back and finally got a chance to read it. Although…
ReviewMagazines
Comic Book Creator #39 August 2025 (magazine review).
This issue of ‘Comic Book Creator’ is labelled as the ‘Thomas Yeates’ issue, although there are also mostly many 2- and 4-page articles…
ReviewScifi
Predator: Badlands (2025) (blu-ray film review).
Oddly, the presentation of the story on Blu-ray resembles a three-parter more than a single film, so I watched it that way over…
ReviewHorror
Cryptology #4 July 2025 (magazine review).
The fourth issue of ‘Cryptology’ looks like it’s settling down. Even its editor, Peter Normanton, is doing what the cryptologist is telling him…