Comic Book Review: Byte-Sized #2
I’m a little late to the party with my coverage of Byte-SIzed, but I hugely enjoyed the first issue and the second issue is just as much fun. Though AWA/Upshot […]
Comic Book Review: Alien #1 (Marvel)
When Dark Horse Comics continued the Alien saga with Aliens #1 back in 1988, it was an instant hit with fans hungry to see where the story went after the […]
Kickstarter Spotlight: The Breakfast Bunch #1
Though the concept itself seems incredibly leftfield – with a group of breakfast cereal box mascots uniting to defend the treasure of The Perfectly Balanced Breakfast from a mysterious villain […]
TV Review: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: S1/E1
After the success of Disney Plus stablemate WandaVision, it seems weird to think that the latest addition to the MCU’s ever-expanding continuity might end up being a bit of a […]
Comic Book Review: Grendel Kentucky Vol 1 (TPB)
Having missed the first issue of the series, I’ve now caught up with Grendel Kentucky’s four issue run thanks to the collected edition that’s just been released. The story sees […]
Comic Book Review: Bad Mother Vol. 1(TPB)
I don’t know what magic they have in the water over at AWA/Upshot Towers, but they genuinely can seem to do no wrong with their comics. Each one I’ve read […]
Comic Book Review: Abyssal Albion #1
Long term readers of the blog will know that I have always been a fan of the cosmic horror of HP Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos, though not a fan of the […]
Comic Book Review: Ms Marvel Vol 1: No Normal
For International Women’s Day this year, I wanted to cover a female character who’s become a particular favourite of mine: Ms Marvel, aka Kamala Khan. What sets Kamala apart from many other superhero characters is that she’s incredibly relatable. She’s a teen – which, admittedly, is something I haven’t been for a very long time – and she’s kinda geeky, […]
Comic Book Review: Casual Fling #2
Though on paper the premise of AWA/Upshot’s Casual Fling – written by Jason Starr and pencilled by Dalibor Talajic – isn’t one that would normally appeal to me, I’m glad […]
TV Review: WandaVision – S1/E9 Review
“What is grief, if not love persevering?” Screenwriters across social media erupted either in applause or fits of jealousy at Vision’s insight in last week’s episode, one which I didn’t […]
Comic Book Review: Casual Fling #1
Though to outsiders it may seem as if Jennifer Ryan has the perfect life, the stress of trying to balance a demanding career with being present for her husband and […]
Comic Book Review: Autism Anxiety – Chapter Three: Richie
Sam Webster is an autistic comic book creator; his series Autism Anxiety gives insight into his experiences, thoughts and feelings of life on the autism spectrum. Like Sam, I’ve been […]
Comic Book Review: Autism Anxiety – Chapter Two: Change
Sam Webster is an autistic comic book creator; his series Autism Anxiety gives insight into his experiences, thoughts and feelings of life on the autism spectrum. Like Sam, I’ve been […]
Comic Book Review: Autism Anxiety – Chapter One: The Mask
Sam Webster is an autistic comic book creator; his series Autism Anxiety gives insight into his experiences, thoughts and feelings of life on the autism spectrum. Like Sam, I’ve been […]
Comic Book Review: Project: New Wave – Vol 1, #1
Government-run super teams aren’t a new concept, but the idea behind Project New Wave from indie publisher Truthful Comics – is an intriguing one: what if the superpowered teams employed […]
TV Review: WandaVision – S1/E8 Review
After the shocking, brilliantly executed conclusion to the previous episode of WandaVision, this week we get an episode comprised of little more than exposition, both in present day and flashback […]
