In the Deep Space Nine episode “Trials and Tribble-ations,” Captain Kirk is casually mentioned as the man with the most temporal violations on record: seventeen.
If you know your older Dungeons & Dragons settings, then you might know the work of Timothy Brown. He’s been in the business long enough
John Byrne is no stranger to Star Trek comics, having done several miniseries as a writer/artist for IDW over the publisher’s custodianship of the property,
*Please note that this article is an opinion-editorial. I remember getting my first Star Wars novel as a gift. It was the third of Michael
By necessity, Lazarus spends a lot of time talking about family. It’s usually “the Family” or something, or loyalty thereto, whether born of blood ties
More than anything, I feel like The Witcher is a missed opportunity. At least in the US, most people likely to pick up this series
A little more than a year ago, I reviewed the first book in Moro Rogers’ City in the Desert trilogy and quite enjoyed it. The
I like airships. Not, like, semi-plausible, lighter-than-air airships, but airships that just look like they have no business being airborne. The first page of Undertow
I’ve been reading A Voice in the Dark since the first issue, which was one of those I picked up off the shelves on a
Greg Rucka and Michael Lark’s Lazarus was probably my favorite new series of 2013, and it’s about time I got around to reviewing an issue.
