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The second volume of the New 52 Justice League, encompassing issues #7-12, begins with what appears to be a series of catch-ups, drawing…
Here’s a piece of kit to tickle the fancy of all you anime fans out there. This new Moving Howl Castle model offers…
In the cinematic world, where horror often takes the spotlight, there’s a British gem twinkling in the sci-fi galaxy: Hammer Film Productions. Not…
Sometimes, you wish there was a Doctor in the house, especially when the Internet goes down and I had his sonic screwdriver to…
Every year, the ‘Lovecraft Annual’ brings together a collection of critical essays about HP Lovecraft. There’s no overall theme as such, so each…
In ‘Asteroid City’, director/co-writer Wes Anderson creates a feel of the 1950s that is more convincing than accurate. For many, this was a…
Exploring the 2011 issue of Alter Ego, the cover features heroes that aren’t immediately recognizable. One might wonder, who is Victor Fox and…
Imagine this, muses our man-0f-many-movies, film reviewer Mark Kermode: you’re lounging in a swanky Long Island vacation home, sipping something cold, when suddenly,…
Farscape, that kooky Aussie-American scifi TV series brainchild of Rockne S. O’Bannon, which took us on a wild ride through the cosmos every…
In the hallowed halls of science fiction cinema, few films have managed to weave their way from notorious flop to cult classic with…
‘Wormhole’ is an excellent cross-genre novel mixing Science Fiction and crime. It was jointly written by Keith Brooke and Eric Brown and came…
‘It Came From Bob’s Basement’ by Bob Burns with John Michlig came out before we started reviewing Abrams & Chronicles books. Until I…
