Comic Book Review: Star Wars – Obi-Wan #4 (2022)
The sandstorm that Obi-Wan has been anticipating and sheltering from has finally arrived, bringing with it further thoughts of his advancing years. His memories shift once more – with the […]
Comic Book Review: Night of the Comet
A ruthless killer is hired to kill an old Samurai – and their confrontation leads to the memories of a tragic incident, on a night long ago, bubbling up to […]
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 […]
TV Review: What If…? S1/E4: What If…Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?
The first three episodes of What If…? have given us some really intriguing glances into the realms of endless possibility that exist within Marvel’s multiverse; with pretty action-focused episodes, demonstrating […]
Film Review: House (1985)
Produced by Friday the 13th’s Sean S. Cunningham for Roger Corman’s New World Pictures, written by The Monster Squad’s Fred Dekker and directed by underappreciated horror director Steve Miner (who […]
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, […]
Review: Old Man’s Journey
As far as I’m concerned, the age-old debate over whether or not games could be art was settled long ago. Though the vast majority of mainstream, big budget games would […]
Comic Book Review: Star Trek Annual (Vol. 1) #3 (1988)
Though I’m not overly familiar with Star Trek comics, it seems to me that the Peter David-written Annual #3, published in 1988, is a bit of an oddity – given that it focuses so strongly on Scotty, a prominent and popular character, but not one who often gets to be the sole focus of a story. What’s also unusual is […]
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