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If you thought IDW was just bringing a polite little table and some glossy flyers to New York Comic Con 2025, think again,…
The first thing I tend to do with any art or graphic novel book is a flick through. The biggest smile on my…
Mia Dalia, the internationally published author with a taste for the fantastic, the thrilling, the scary, and the downright odd, has signed with…
Judge Dredd is that rarest of comic-book beasts: a character who’s both the promise of order and the punchline to it, a power…
‘The History Of The World’ by Simon Morden is a space opera sequel to his ‘At the Speed Of Light’ novella. After rescuing…
So, someone at Paramount finally decided that what Star Trek really needed wasn’t another streaming spin-off, a reboot of a reboot, or a…
When we last saw Gerard Butler’s rugged survivalist jawline in Greenland, he and family had just squeezed into an underground bunker while the…
Ladies, gentlemen, and reanimated corpses, Maggie Gyllenhaal has kicked open the crypt door of cinema and shouted: “Bring me Jessie Buckley, Christian Bale,…
James Cameron has returned from the deep to set Pandora on fire. Having conquered water so thoroughly you half expected Aquaman to file…
‘Will the guilty party please stand.’ The defence barrister stood up first. ‘My client hasn’t been convicted yet, sir.’ The judge flicked his…
Something is still very odd about ‘The Invisibles’ with the second volume, ‘Apocalipstick’. We quickly move away from the main team and see…
There was a brief, shining moment in the early ’90s when primetime telly let a wise-cracking Harvard man on a horse lasso time…
