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Fiction has always reflected its time and has addressed social issues. Charles Dickens frequently wrote about the social issues that were prevalent, bringing…
Fans of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune and its sequel, prepare for a sandworm-sized twist: your favorite Arrakis warriors are moonlighting as artists. Starting November…
The dragons are back, folks, and this time they’re real. Well, as real as CGI dragons can get in a live-action remake. How…
Having reviewed the Kirk Alyn version of Superman last year, it’s about time I looked at George Reeves’ version. The opening episode astonished…
They send the Starship Enterprise to investigate the disappearance of a civilian anthropological expedition to a new planet with a pre-warp civilization. The…
Annabeth is a fifteen-year-old stuck in an unhappy home and without real friends at school. Her mother makes ends meet running a low-end…
With his latest book, ‘Drawing From Photos,’ artist Patrick J. Jones explains the problems of drawing from photographs compared to real life. Most…
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. Just hearing the title is enough to make one’s adrenaline spike. It promises to be the ultimate…
The anticipation for Andor‘s second season is palpable, not least because it carries the unenviable weight of being “the only good Star Wars…
Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.—the cinematic equivalent of finding an off-brand superhero action figure in a bargain bin, complete with slightly melted features…
Issue 14 of ‘Comic Book Artist’, which I purchased in bulk some months ago, primarily focused on Tower Comics and their ‘T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents’,…
I have heard of Robert Silverberg’s novel, ‘Nightwings,’ but have not yet read it. According to the indicia, it was in its fourth…
