Sean McDonough’s novel, The Terror at Turtleshell Mountain, is billed as horror, but, to me, it feels more like dark comedy. Maybe I’m just a
Well, Thanksgiving is almost here, and I am thankful to have mutants among us. More specifically, I’m grateful for the ongoing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Those that loved getting their heads twisted around in their youth by the likes of Stephen King should be running to the shelves to find
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While the financial success of The Hunger Games franchise, as well as its undeniable cultural impact across the globe, has it made it a hit
I’m so going to hell. But, that’s okay. I’ll be getting in line to get Skottie Young’s autograph. It’ll be great. Once again, we dive
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The Fanboy Comics crew – including FBC staffers Barbra Dillon, Bryant Dillon, and Tony Caballero – offer their reactions (SPOILERS) to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay
