ReviewFilms
No Time To Die (2021) 2-Disc Collector’s Edition (DVD review).
Strictly speaking, the latest James Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’ should be dated 2020 rather than 2021, so I’ve watched the film…
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ReviewScifi
UFO Comic Anthology Volume One (book review).
I’ve been waiting for a long time to see the ‘UFO’ cartoon strips from the 1971 ‘Countdown’ comic again. As is pointed out…
ReviewFantasy
A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik (book review).
There have always been school stories. Most of us have read them at some point. Post-war there was ‘Billy Bunter of Greyfriars’ and…
ReviewComics
Our Artists At War by Richard J. Arndt and Steven Fears (book review).
I never really followed the American war comics. Age and lack of appeal compared to super-heroes never struck me, although I did read…
ReviewScifi
At The Speed Of Light by Simon Morden (book review).
‘At The Speed Of Light’ by Simon Morden is a standalone novella that is a crossover between space opera and hard Science Fiction.…
ReviewFantasy
Up And Under books by A. Deborah Baker (book review).
Writing convincing books for both adults and younger age groups does not always come naturally to most authors. Usually, they find the age…
ReviewDoctor Who
Doctor Who: Eve Of The Daleks by Chris Chibnall (TV review).
You do have to wonder how many other parts of the day the Daleks can arrive in and how long before we get…
ReviewBooks
The Best Of Draw! Volume Two (book review).
You know how I was saying how hard it was to come across the second volume of ‘The Best Of Draw!’ after reviewing…
ReviewScifi
Corsair by James Cambias (book review).
‘Corsair’ is the second novel to come from the pen of James L. Cambias in 2015, an American Science Fiction author who also…