Next up on our Hugo Awards coverage is two more of the Best Novella nominees. Click the jump for a review of Martha Wells’ “Artificial Condition” and P. Djèlí Clark’s “The Black God’s Drums”.
Last review I promised to not spoil Endgame, so let’s see, what am I not spoiling this week…Game of Thrones? Sure, this review is 100% Game of Thrones spoiler-free. However there will be some small spoilers for this comic. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #5 (2019).
“From the ground, we stand. From our ships, we live. By the stars, we hope.” Becky Chambers’s Hugo Award nominee for Best Novel may be the third book in the Wayfarers series, but I think it works extremely well as a standalone book too. Hundreds of years ago, humanity used up the last of the
The date of the Hugo Awards (August 15th in Dublin, Ireland) is coming up fast, time to get moving on these reviews. Click the jump for a review of two candidates for Best Novella.
It’s a shame that the series finale of Gotham got a little lost in the mind-blowing excitement of Endgame. It may have been described (many, many, many, times,) as being flat-out bonkers, but there was some stuff in Gotham I really enjoyed. (And some stuff that didn’t really work, of course.) Spoilers ahead! Read on for a
If you’re here to see if the new Transformers series is worth keeping up with, welcome! I think you’ll be pleased. If you’re here because you’re still desperately trying to avoid Endgame spoilers, welcome! This post is 100% Endgame spoiler-free. However I will spoil some things about this comic, so if that’s okay with you, keep
The newcomers, who’s reality had betrayed them. Here they all were, crash-landed. Resented and resentful. Universally Displaced Persons. They’re called the One Hundred and Fifty-Six Thousand: refugees who used an experimental machine to escape an alternate version of America on the brink of nuclear war. Chosen by lottery, leaving behind friends and family and taking
It can’t have been a coincidence that the issue with the sexiest number is also a story about a town full of people losing their inhibitions all over the place. Read on for a review of Wonder Woman #69.
I’m late with this review because while I enjoyed the issue, I’m having trouble finding anything to say about it that I haven’t already said in the reviews for issue #1 and #2. Keep reading for a few random thoughts on Transformers #3 (2019).