Monday night, January 11th, 2016, saw the team behind Sci-Fest LA continue to hold up their growing reputation for delivering bold and brilliant sci-fi stage
I’ll admit I first picked up the Princess Leia comic series because of the art. Issue #1 has the coolest cover; a white background and
Douglas Adams is my creative hero. His work has inspired me from the day that I first read The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, and
The Nites is a fun sci-fi adventure for young readers that is the first in a series of yet-to-be-published books by writer Charles Winters. It
Battlecats is a new digital comic book series from Mark London and Carl Bevan, founders of Mad Cave Studios. This series follows the tale of
The resources available to creators in the indie comic scene have, at times, been extremely scarce, but the impact of the internet, social media, and
When you’re a politician and a demon hands you a gun at the beginning of Issue 3, you can bet it’s going to be put
When we left off last month, Huck – the ubiquitous star of the magnificent Image Comics series from the mind of Mark Millar and the
In the last issue of The Violent, the new Image Comics series by Ed Brisson and Adam Gorham, things got pretty intense. This trend gets
Sweaterweather and Other Short Stories is a reissue of a 2003 publication by Sara Varon (by much the same name) with the addition of new
Quin Kincaid’s world was shattered by the final events in Seeker, but she’s ready to try to right the wrongs the Seekers have done to
For those of you following along, I recently read what was supposed to be the fourth (and last) issue of Back to the Future, but
