Doom Patrol Vol. 6: Planet Love by Grant Morrison, Richard Case, Sean Philips and Stan Wock (graphic novel review).
This sixth and final volume of Grant Morrison’s Doom Patrol runs from issues #58-63, followed by the Doom Force Special.
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Doom Patrol Vol. 5: Magic Bus by Grant Morrison, Richard Case, Ken Steacy, Stan Wock, Philip Bond, Mark McKenna and Scott Hanna (graphic novel review).
This fifth volume of Doom Patrol features issues #51-57. Did I mention that they originally came out in 1992? I
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Thistlemarsh by Moorea Corrigan (book review).
There is a growing tendency to label books as ‘cosy’. Basically, this means that although characters may be placed in
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Ahsoka Season 2: Are you a Jedi or just very good with swords (trailer).
Star Wars: Ahsoka is returning for a second season, and the first proper teaser suggests Dave Filoni has decided there
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Avengers Doomsday: Tony Stark is dead, long live Doctor Doom (trailer).
Marvel has released a new special look at Avengers: Doomsday, and the good news is that Robert Downey Jr. is
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VisionQuest: new Marvel TV series (1st trailer).
Marvel has released the first trailer for VisionQuest, the forthcoming Disney+ series starring Paul Bettany as everybody’s favourite synthetic philosopher,
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Doom Patrol Vol. 4: Muscle Bound by Grant Morrison, Richard Case, Mike Dringenburg, Mark McKenna, Jamie Howlett, Steve Yeowell and Ryan Hughes (graphic novel review).
This fourth volume of Doom Patrol covers #42-49, focusing particularly on Flex Mentallo. If you remember the old Charles Atlas
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The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater (book review).
The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater is a historical novel with elements of magical realism that fit it, just about, into
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Doom Patrol Vol. 3: Down Paradise Way by Grant Morrison, Richard Case, Kelley Jones, Mark McKenna, John Nyberg and Kim Demulder (graphic novel review).
If you wondered when Danny the Street first appeared, then look no further than Doom Patrol Vol. 3: Down Paradise
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The End of Oak Street (Stephen Hunt’s film review).
There comes a melancholy moment in every man’s life when he realises that Obi-Wan Kenobi is now entirely convincing as
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