“I shouldn’t have kept it.” “I don’t want it.” “Feels like stealing. Probably why I kept it.” Keep reading for a quick review of Batman #78 and Catwoman #15.
I first stumbled across Caitlín R. Kiernan in a 2005 collection of satisfyingly nasty short stories (Outsiders: 22 All-New Stories From the Edge, now out of print), and she keeps cropping up in different collections – most recently in one I reviewed in 2017. This year Tachyon Publications has released a book collecting Kiernan’s best
Last issue we got to hear Angela’s backstory. (And saw her make some hard choices. Ow.) This issue we switch gears and hear Chuck’s backstory, which is not nearly as much fun because, let’s face it, Chuck is a jerk. Keep reading for a review of Die #7.
I read Natasha Pulley’s first novel back in 2015 during a big family vacation, so I thought it would be appropriate to catch up on her second novel while on this year’s family vacation. (I had a nice surprise when I went to buy the book and found out that I’d already bought a copy a couple
The CW longest running DC Comics adaption show, Arrow, enters its 8thand final season on October 15th, but before you watch and cry as we say good bye to Oliver Queen and his band of merry archers, relive season seven with this new release of the Blu-ray, filled with tons of features and all 22
Time to return to the CW and see what’s been happening with The Flash, now in its 6thseason, which will air this fall. You can catch up with season 5 before the new season starts. Join Barry, Iris and the rest of his Scooby gang as they fight villains, save the world and join other
Nice to see our head of intelligence didn’t misplace his charm amongst the stars. I’d so miss his wit. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #11 (2019).
Get ready for some late 60’s nostalgia that goes horribly wrong. Join Fleegle, Bing, Drooper and Snorky in The Banana Splits Movie as the slay their way to the top in this reimagining of “The Banana Splits Adventure Hour”. What could have been an interesting horror remake of a beloved show, in reality was just blah
I wanted to dance around the plot points in this issue to avoid spoilers, but I couldn’t pull it off; the whole issue is a prequel that retcons a classic plot point, if I don’t talk about the plot the review boils down to “interesting idea? I liked the art.” So, fair warning, ALL the