Books
‘Beware the Night:’ Book Review
Veda Adeline thinks she understands her world quite well. As a Basso, her role is keeping her head down to avoid unwanted Dogio attention, carefully
March 26, 2020
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Comics
‘Monster Matador #12:’ Comic Book Review
Issue #12 of the post-apocalyptic bullfighter series, Monster Matador, feels like an epic finale. Ramon faces off against his most dangerous foe to date while
March 6, 2020
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Comics
‘Visitations #5:’ Comic Book Review
Scott Larson returns to the mystery and magic of the Chicago World’s Fair in his annual tribute to old Chicago, Visitations #5: The Snake Lady
February 21, 2020
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Comics
‘Belle Révolte:’ Advance Book Review
Linsey Miller charmed me with her cutthroat, fantastical debut novel, Mask of Shadows, featuring a gender non-binary protagonist fighting for a spot as one of
February 3, 2020
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Movies
‘Groupers:’ Movie Review
The main premise of Anderson Cowan’s debut feature film, Groupers, sounds simple: Psychology grad student Meg kidnaps two barhopping young men (Brad and Dylan) to
January 10, 2020
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Books
‘The Business of Bees:’ Book Review
What does one do when an entire country comes calling? Penny White faces her strangest challenge yet, when representatives of Les Etats Units (Daer’s equivalent
December 4, 2019
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Comics
‘Monster Matador #11:’ Comic Book Review
Monster Matador #11 departs from the gritty, monster-of-the-week (or issue) format and focuses on the danger of humans in a post-apocalyptic society. Ramon and Adelita
November 6, 2019
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Comics
‘Geek-Girl Series 2 #5:’ Comic Book Review
Geek-Girl: Series 2 #5 starts with the revelation that Ruby has joined forces with local businessman Johnny Carlyle to become the face of The Kaye
October 29, 2019
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Comics
‘Jalisco:’ Graphic Novel Review
Jalisco is an uplifting story of a young girl taking tragedy and rebuilding herself into someone who is not merely a victim. When a young
September 18, 2019
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Books
‘Watt O’Hugh and the Innocent Dead:’ Advance Book Review
The most important thing to remember with any Watt O’Hugh novel is that time is not linear; in Watt’s case, it’s not even sequential most
August 30, 2019
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