Cover Volume 1 Brian Michael Bendis, writer; David Mack, artist Dark Horse Books, 2022
Collecting a DC Comics series from 2018-19 (and inspired by David Mack's work for the U.S. State Department as a cultural ambassador), Cover posits the recruitment
Ah, Bert I., Bert I. Bert I...What to say about Bert I. Gordon?
Was he the greatest director ever? Were his movies occasionally cheesy? Let's put it this way: eight of his movies - (King Dinosaur (1955), The Amazing Colossal Man (1957), Ea
Dark Horse Comics will bring Clear, a dazzling, visual thrill ride through a hard-boiled sci-fi dystopia, by bestselling writer Scott Snyder and superstar a
Public Domain Volume One: Past Mistakes Chip Zdarsky, writer & artist Image Comics, 2023
Classic comic book artist Syd Dallas is responsible for creating pop culture's greatest hero: the Domain. His glory days are behind him, and now he is invited to
tl;dr: The new reissues of the Bond books (paperback and ebook from Ian Fleming Productions) will have a disclaimer at the beginning, and some racial references will be removed. The N word w
Story Browning did a lot of stuff over the years, but he's probably best remembered for portraying the Gill-Man in the underwater scenes in the three Creature from the Black Lagoon films.
DC released a collection of this series two years ago, and I've been considering posting some thoughts on it ever since (occasionally, not continuously). Specifically, I want to rank the issues first through thirteenth. The decision that has been ho
For a while now, I’ve been posting reactions to big “meaty” arcs such as The Eighth Doctor Adventures, Dark Eyes, Doom Coalition and The Collected War Doctor. Some of the stories I plan to listen to in the near future, though, are either one-off adve
The owner of M's private club is worried that one of the members is cheating at bridge, and asks M if he'll look into it. He agrees, and asks James Bond to give the alleged cheater a look, given B
I'm going to attempt to create a timeline of the Doctor's adventures in the order that the Doctor experienced them, beginning from when we first see the version of the Doctor played by William Hartnell, Richard Hurndall and David Bradley, hereafter "
What's the Furthest Place from Here? Vol. 1: Getting Lost at the End of the World Tyler Boss & Matthew Rosenberg, storytellers; Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, lettering Image Comics, 2022
This is a dystopian tale, although it's not obvious at first. We just