TTRPG Review: Goblin Quest (2015)
I’ve been fascinated with tabletop RPGs since the early 80s, as I’ve previously mentioned elsewhere on the blog. Dungeons & Dragons was one of my earliest, post-Star Wars obsessions; the […]
RIP Jason David Frank (1973-2022)
I was too old to be the target audience for Power Rangers even when the first series debuted in the mid-90s. However, with my lifelong love of cheesy Kaiju movies, […]
Comic Book Review: Finding Batman (2022)
Though it’s just one short story – as part of the brilliant comic book anthology special, DC Pride 2022, and which you can pre-order in hardcover from Amazon here – […]
Father’s Day – Nearly Eight Years Later
Note: I don’t normally acknowledge Father’s Day, as this post – originally written and published in 2019 – probably says everything that needs to be said about why. So here […]
Comic Book Review: Death of a Necromancer (Chapter One)
Writer Nick Bryan has a knack for tackling weighty issues with a light touch, without diminishing the emotional impact of his stories. I enjoyed his beautifully dark, gently surreal and […]
Book Review: The Humans (2013)
A successful mathematics professor on the verge of a hugely significant breakthrough is found wandering naked through Cambridge. His family and friends – even his dog – realise that Andrew […]
Comic Book Review: The Little Deaths of Watson Tower (2018)
A group of teenagers who dress as tiny Grim Reapers and spend their evenings causing mayhem around a tower block have a run-in with a disapproving adult – with scary […]
Review: What Comes After
When Vivi falls asleep on a busy train after a long day, she wakes up on what is seemingly the same train – but it’s on a very different journey, […]
Film Review: Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020)
After a few decades of false starts and dashed hopes, it was a huge relief when the third Bill & Ted movie went into production. Following the surprise cult hit […]
Review: Can Androids Pray: variation_Blue
Version Played: Switch (Also available on: Mac, WIndows, Xbox One) – Published by: aPriori Digital It’s very rare that a game can really make you ponder the deeper, more existential questions that sometimes nag at us in our more contemplative moments. Perhaps even more unexpected is that the rather philosophical game in question would be set during a conversation between […]
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