The FBC crew discuss episode six of the fourth season of AMC’s The Walking Dead TV series. Enjoy an audio commentary on the episode “Live
A lot can change in 600 years. Fortunately, the Killbook of Gabriel, the former Protector of Amerika, provides all the necessary information to get caught
With each new issue of Buzzkill, we learn a little more about the superhero/recovering alcoholic whose name isn’t Ruben. We’re three quarters through now, and
The Fifth Beatle is the story of the legendary rock group’s rise to the top, but it’s not the Beatles’ story. As an entity, the
Greetings, tributes and victors! Fanboy Comics had the good fortune to be invited (Special thanks to Marsia Powers of Whedonopolis and Mark Sheppard for “greasing
Israeli filmmaker Ari Folman exploded into prominence in 2008 with Waltz with Bashir, an animated film that dealt with the Lebanon War, and with his
Director Frank Pavich’s magnificent documentary Jodorowsky’s Dune played at AFI Fest in the Special Screening series and is the most exciting, energized documentary I have
Robert Paul Weston’s young adult novel The Creature Department is much more than a novel. It is an experience. In collaboration with Zack Lydon and
Blue Ruin, screening as part of AFI Fest’s American Independent series, is a small film that simmers with anger, sadness, confusion, impulsiveness, and regret. Written
Jack Hammer is part hard-boiled noir detective story and part superhero story. Typically, I would follow up a statement like that by saying, “It’s hard
Taffy’s Nightmare Tales is a short horror anthology from the team behind Kitty & Batz and LHV Publishing. The titular Taffy narrates terrifying tales of
Issue #3 of the annual LHV Publishing anthology Kitty & Batz is bound to offend someone, and the titular characters really don’t care if you
