My Favourite TV Series of 2022: Andor – Season 1
Though this article is supposed to be about Andor and why it’s my personal choice for TV series of the year, I thought it was really important to give some […]
Kickstarter Spotlight: The Man Who Died Twice – Hardcover Graphic Novel
I grew up devouring comics and playing game books – Fighting Fantasy mostly, but I wasn’t too fussy; I’d read and play pretty much any interactive fiction I could get […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E8: Narkina 5
Cassian Andor is in deep trouble – incarcerated for six years for practically no crime at all, he’s trapped in a nightmarishly dystopian Imperial prison. Meanwhile, Syril Karn just can’t […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E7: Announcement
With the heist successful and news spreading across the galaxy, the surviving rebels split up and go to ground. The Imperial reaction seems primed to be severe, prompting action that […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E6: The Eye
Under cover of a beautiful natural phenomenon that’s going to keep the Imperial forces – and the locals – distracted, the Rebel cell carry out their meticulously prepared heist. Naturally, […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E5: The Axe Forgets
Cassian – still with his made-up-on-the-spot name identity of ‘Clem’ – continues to go through the meticulous, laborious planning and waiting on the eve of the small insurgent cell’s heist. […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E4: Aldhani
After helping Andor escape the clutches of the Pre-Mor Authority, Luthen Rael makes him a tempting, if dangerous offer – though Andor doesn’t exactly receive a warm welcome where he […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E2: That Would Be Me
After an encounter with two low level corporate lackeys reaches a fatal outcome, Cassian Andor returns to his home planet and tries to sell a piece of valuable Imperial hardware […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E1: Kassa
The last time we saw Diego Luna’s Cassian Andor, it was assumed that we wouldn’t be seeing him again. Heading into spoiler territory here, so tread carefully, but the character […]
Comic Book Review: Wild Cards: The Drawing of Cards #1 (2022)
A long running shared universe series of novels and short story anthologies, the very first Wild Cards fiction was published back in 1987. The universe itself arose from a Superworld […]
Comic Book Review: TNT Extreme Wrestling: Dead on Arrival #1 (2021)
I wasn’t aware of UK promotion TNT Extreme Wrestling prior to reading their comic Dead on Arrival #1, but in all honesty though it may have helped to place the […]
Comic Book Review: Woodland Creatures: Wild Souls #1
With the third volume of Woodland Creatures now live on Kickstarter (the campaign for which you can check out here), it’s a good time to spread the word about the […]
Comic Book Review: GI Joe: Hearts & Minds (2010)
I grew out of comics in the 90s; or at least, superhero comics for the most part. It was a bit of a weird time for mainstream comics, with the […]
Comic Book Review: Ringside #4 (2016)
Back in the late 80s and early 90s, I was being raised on a diet of superhero comics and pro wrestling – two mediums that had an awful lot in […]
Comic Book Review: Ringside #3 (2016)
The third issue of Ringside – which shines a light on the underbelly of the otherwise glitzy and seemingly glamorous business of professional wrestling – gives us a great glimpse […]
Comic Book Review: Ringside #2 (2015)
One of my absolute favourite comics of recent years, Ringside shines a spotlight on the seedy underbelly of the wrestling business, exposing how it chews up and spits out its […]
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