Earthwreck by Thomas N. Scortia (book review).
I’ve seen the title ‘Earthwreck’ over the years but only recently picked up this 1978 reprint. Originally, it came out
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Marvel: Unforgettable Stories selected and introduced by Patton Oswalt & Jordan Blum (graphic novel review).
Great Scott! Holy Hardcovers! The Folio Society has gathered classic comic books in pricey luxury editions! If the old guys
Read MoreJustice League United: The Infinitus Saga Volume 2 by Jeff Lemire, Neil Edwards, Jay Liston and Jemomy Cox (graphic novel review).
If you’re interested in a detailed overview of the issue history, I recommend reading the indicia for ‘Justice League United:
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Justice League United: Justice League Canada Volume 1 by Jeff Lemire and Mike McKone (graphic novel review)
If you’re interested in a detailed overview of the issue history, I recommend reading the indicia for ‘Justice League United:
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The Neurodiversiverse – Alien Encounters, edited by Anthony Francis and Liza Olmsted (book review).
Fiction has always reflected its time and has addressed social issues. Charles Dickens frequently wrote about the social issues that
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Dune stars exhibit their artsy side at No. 9 Cork Street (news)
Fans of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune and its sequel, prepare for a sandworm-sized twist: your favorite Arrakis warriors are moonlighting as
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How to Train Your Dragon: Live-action Vikings vs. Dragons, because why not? (trailer)
The dragons are back, folks, and this time they’re real. Well, as real as CGI dragons can get in a
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Adventures Of Superman seasons 1-4 (TV serial review).
Having reviewed the Kirk Alyn version of Superman last year, it’s about time I looked at George Reeves’ version. The
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country by John Jackson Miller (ebook review).
They send the Starship Enterprise to investigate the disappearance of a civilian anthropological expedition to a new planet with a
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Pandora (Book 1) written by Frank Miller and Emma Kubert with art by Anthony Maranville and Chris Silvestri (graphic novel review).
Annabeth is a fifteen-year-old stuck in an unhappy home and without real friends at school. Her mother makes ends meet
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