I’m just a little bit late getting to the Lazarus series (this graphic novel was first published more than a decade ago). However, ’tis the season to read the books we got as Christmas presents, and I have Elizabeth to thank for introducing me to this fascinating dystopian near-future saga and the kick-ass title character
Terry Moore wraps up the Parker Girls miniseries with Deadlight as Katchoo and her terrifying sister Tambi try to stop the billionaire Zachary May from gaining global power, and also bring him to justice for murdering his wife (and fellow Parker Girl) Piper. Volume 1 ended on one hell of a cliffhanger. Tambi’s associates Cherry
Congratulations to this year’s Hugo Award winners! Here’s an updated list with links to all the Pixelated Geek reviews. 2023 Hugo Award Finalists Best Novel The Daughter of Doctor Moreau, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Del Rey) PG ReviewThe Kaiju Preservation Society, by John Scalzi (Tor Books) PG ReviewLegends & Lattes, by Travis Baldree (Tor Books) PG
“I can’t tell you how sick I am of people’s pathetic last words.” After a long three months Saga’s back, keep reading for a review of Saga #66. Warning, some spoilers below. I had to doublecheck the page count when I finished this issue, because I felt like I read it in two minutes. It’s
DARK HORSE COMICSBOOTH #701 That’s right–Dark Horse is back at RCCC! Stop by the Dark Horse Comics booth #701 at Rose City Comic Con to meet some of your favorite creators and get some free swag, such as comics, pins, posters, and more! Below, find the full schedule of signings taking place at the Dark Horse Comics booth from Friday-Sunday.
IDW TO CELEBRATE COMICS IN ARTIST ALLEY WITH ACCLAIMED CREATORS KEVIN EASTMAN, G. WILLOW WILSON, SCOTT SNYDER, AND MORE When fans enter New York Comic Con’s awe-inspiring Artist Alley, the IDW Publishing booth will be there to greet them, front and center in the giant hall of talented and passionate comic book creators. Located at booth HB905, IDW Publishing’s booth
“…we were raised to protect the human race. Not make a fast buck while we can.” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 4, issue #6. Warning, I’m spoiling just about everything in this review. After a two-month hiatus, The Magic Order is back with the final issue of the 4th arc, and
Just as I was toying with posting a review of several random short stories (in hopes of getting one that might be nominated for a Hugo Award), the Chengdu Worldcon committee today posted the full list of finalists. I didn’t manage to guess more than one nominated work of short fiction (Catherynne Valente’s excellent novelette),
A new Transformers series will be here this October and I’m nervous as hell. Will we get something new and fun or is it going to be rehashing the same story we’ve had since the 1980s? Will the art be amazing like More Than Meets the Eye or a bit forgettable like…other installments? (I’m not