The Batman: at last, a spoiler-free review (superhero movie review).
Are there any niggling issues that hold back The Batman from being special? Can we trust C.D. to find such
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DC League of Super-Pets (animated superhero movie: a new extended trailer).
Superman and Krypto the Super-Dog have an unbreakable bond in the animated comic book film DC League of Super-Pets, where
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DC Comics Cover Art by Nick Jones (book review).
In the introduction, former DC Comics editor/librarian Steve Korté points out the power of the comicbook cover in selling to
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Mockingbird by Walter Tevis (SF Masterworks) (book review).
Walter Tevis (1928-1984) is perhaps better known for the 1963 SF novel, ‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’, which became
Read MoreThe Batman (superhero movie review by Mark Kermode).
The Batman film is reviewed by our man of many movies, Mark Kermode. As he investigates The Riddler’s killings of
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Doctor Who: The Lone Centurion: Volume 2: Camelot by Tim Foley, Kate Thorman andAlfie Shaw *CD review)
Rory Pond (Arthur Darvill) returns in ‘Camelot’ and almost succeeds in making us forget ‘Monty Python And The Holy Grail’.
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Doctor Who: Charlotte Pollard – The Further Adventures: The Mummy Speaks by Alan Barnes, Lisa McMullin, Eddie Robson and Nicholas Briggs (CD review).
We return to Charlotte Pollard’s early adventures with the Eighth Doctor. Its twenty years since ‘Storm Warning’ launched this dynamic
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Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: Old Friends by David K Barnes and Roy Gill (CD review).
This new series of three adventures consist of a standalone followed by two linked episodes. Christopher Eccleston returns and slots
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Doctor Who: The Fifth Doctor Adventures Forty. Volume 1 by Matt Fitton and Sarah Grochala (CD review).
Hard to believe but ‘Doctor Who: The Fifth Doctor Adventures Forty: Volume 1’ has been brought out to celebrate that
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Going ape: the original Planet of the Apes films, a retrospective (video).
The four original feature film sequels to the 1968 film The Planet of the Apes are examined by Stam Fine
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