This was the second movie derived from Doctor Who, this one derived from the serial "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" As with the previous movie, the script follows the serial fairly closely, with one of two exceptions which I will note when they come up
Last week saw the release of One World Under Doom #1, launching the huge crossover event with a single issue. This week the floodgates have opened, with the story continuing in Amazing Spider-Man #68 (so
I have been very much looking forward to the release of this audio, not only because it is from one of the legendary missing stories, not only because it features the Daleks, not only because it’s the longest Doctor Who serial ever (12 episodes plus
Yesterday, I was flipping channels on the TV and came across Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It's like Ocean's Eleven or Ocean's Thirteen or Barney Miller for me;I can always drop what I'm doing and watch Barney Miller.
Rendezvous With Yesterday:
I haven't seen these in about 40 years, so, effectively, I'm seeing them as for the first time.
Yeah, even if his name wasn't on it, you'd guess this was an Irwin Allen show about a minute into it.
This is such a 60's sh
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MARVEL AGE TREASURY EDITION TP ($34.99) Collecting Marvel Age (2023) #1000 and Amazing Fantasy (2022) #1000. I'm not sure I've read both of these. Or maybe even either of th
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin wrote Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus in 1816, then married the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley the same year, to become the more familiar Mary Shelley. It is considered one of the first science fiction novels, if not the
I've gotta say, I really liked the Absolute Power Ground Zero Special. I decided to buy this, and the main Absolute Powerseries (minus the sub-series and the tie-ins) on paper, waiting for the secondary stuff to show up on DCUI. And so far, I'm a fa
The last time I did a comprehensive FF re-read I stopped with the last of the Kirby issues (or rather the first two of the four Romita issues that wrapped up the story). That brings me up to Fantastic Four #105. John Romita was as humble to take over
