Doctor Who: The Moonbase by Kit Pedler (DVD review).
The year is 2070 and the TARDIS materialises on the Moon instead of Mars. Donning spacesuits and sunglasses, the Doctor
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Poker Night (2014) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
A rookie police detective has been kidnapped and is being imprisoned by a masked serial killer. He thinks about the
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The Art Of The Simon And Kirby Studio by Mark Evanier, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby (book review).
Firstly, I should mention that my copy of this book, ‘The Art Of The Simon And Kirby Studio’ by Mark
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It Started With Copernicus: Vital Questions About Science by Keith Parsons (book review).
On his deathbed in 1543, Nicholas Copernicus arranged for his book, ‘De Revolutionibus Orbium Caelestium’ or, in English, ‘On The
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Vandroid by Tommy Lee Edwards and Dan McDaid (graphic novel review).
Since comicbooks became respectable, more or less, there are many films based on that medium in our modern era: ‘From
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Sherlock Holmes: The Man Who Never Lived And Can Never Die by the Museum of London and edited by Alex Werner (book review).
How to encapsulate the worlds of Sherlock Holmes in one glossy hardback? It’s not easy and I don’t think this
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Blood Lust 4: Being Supreme by Rhys A Wilcox (book review).
In a slight diversion from the previous stories in the ‘Blood Lust’ series, ‘Blood Lust 4: Being Supreme’ looks at
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Jeff 1000 – Summer Glau dates robots . . . true?
An unusual little skit from Summer Glau in which Jeff 1000 proves more than just a killing machine. Maybe. Hey, he’s only
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Doctor Who: Dark Eyes 3 by Matt Fitton (CD review).
The One-Day War Doctor returns in an impressive adventure ‘Dark Eyes 3’. Previously, the eighth Doctor has travelled with the
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Doctor Who: Masters Of Earth by Mark Wright and Cavan Scott (CD review).
What happens in Scotland stays in Scotland. The Doctor and Peri return to Earth but typically they overshoot the 20th
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