The first Watt O’Hugh novel, The Ghosts of Watt O’Hugh, was named to Kirkus Reviews’ Best of 2011 and also won Best Fantasy Novel in
When Fanboy Comics is not providing you with the latest in geek news and entertainment, the FBC staff hopes to offer our readers a myriad
As a great big film nerd, I can’t ever underestimate the importance of Japanese giant monster movies as a very early influence of my love
It was somewhat ironic that I was reading a series of essays on fatherhood the week of Mother’s Day and, at the same time, poetically
I didn’t know what to expect going into Refill (by Random Cushing and Nick Sudar), but I can honestly say I enjoyed my short time
Most adults have heard the famous General Sherman quote on war being hell, but we have no measuring stick to judge its veracity. Director Tom
In sports, execution is often everything, There are certain situations in all sports where everybody in the stadium knows what’s coming next, yet the play
Amelia Cole is back! In print, that is. She has been living her life as the new Protector of the unknown world digitally through Monkeybrain
It’s a cat . . . no . . . wait . . . WAIT . . . it’s a dog? It’s from space .
Paragon #2 continues the story of Ben, a young man who, in Issue #1, slipped into an alternate reality in response to his depression from
This is the second issue of Innovation, an indie sci-fi anthology that presents four different stories that are all connected through the future tech company
Jack Kraken is a creation from the mind of Tim Seeley, who is known for a variety of series and styles, though possibly most well
