The History And Politics Of Star Wars: Death Stars And Democracy by Chris Kempshall (book review).
The short review is basically this: if you’re even a half-serious ‘Star Wars’ fan, this book, while fairly expensive, is
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Knights of the Zodiac: not the manga, but a live action film, now (trailer).
Once upon a time in the distant land of comic-book adaptions, a film was born that would change the course
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Battlestar Galactica: the space opera that Star Wars couldn’t quite crush (video).
In the wake of the astronomical success of the first Star Wars movie, says Rowan J Coleman, TV studios scrambled
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Mad Max’s Wasteland: thrills, spills, and automobile chills (video).
The Mad Max film series has been turning heads and revving engines since 1979. Featuring high-speed chases, post-apocalyptic landscapes, and
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Warhammer 40,000 new 10th Edition: a new era of tabletop gaming?
After months of anticipation, Games Workshop has finally unveiled the 10th edition of its flagship miniatures wargame, Warhammer 40,000, at
Read MorePuss In Boots: The Last Wish (2022) by Mark R. Leeper (a film review).
‘Puss In Boots: The Last Wish’ is the sequel to ‘Puss In Boots’ (the 2011 movie), ‘Puss In Boots’ (the
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The Diary Of River Song Series 05 by Jonathan Morris, Roy Gill, Eddie Robson and Scott Handcock (CD review)
Our favourite archaeologist (apart from the other one) returns in the fifth series dedicated to her adventures around the universe.
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Justice League Companion by Michael Eury (book review).
An odd thing about TwoMorrows is that their early Companion books can be really hard to get when they’re sold
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Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: Shades Of Fear by Lizzie Hopley, Roy Gill and James Kettle (CD review).
The Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) returns in a series of three adventures. The Colour Of Terror by Lizzie Hopley Robbie
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Beauty And The Beast by Chris Achilléos (book review).
Upon examining Chris Achilleos’ book “Beauty and the Beast,” it appears to be the first of four art books he
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