Post-apocalyptic scenarios have become commonplace in the various manifestations of geek culture, but Peter Ricq’s graphic novel debut, Once Our Land (League Productions, 2016), takes
Primarily set in Aspen, Colorado, Ipso Facto is a coming-of-age story with a twist: the main protagonist Mosel, who thought he was just another high
One of my favorite movies in recent memory is the 2014 What We Do in the Shadows (directed by and starring Taika Waititi who is
There’s just about every flavor of post-apocalyptic fiction these days. The Walking Dead still pulls readers (and viewers) into its tense, ongoing narrative. Greg Rucka’s
Back to the Future: Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines is not, as you might expect, a new adventure of Doc Brown and Marty McFly careening
Adamant #1 is the beginning of what promises to be a pretty cool and exciting, new comic. It combines two of my favorite things—superheroes and
While it’s certainly true that Buffy the Vampire Slayer has “saved the world… a lot” and that publisher Dark Horse Comics has shepherded the slayer
If you’ve been following most of my reviews (as well as an editorial coming up this week), you should know by now that I’m a
I haven’t been following the comic book, but I just finished the most recent episodes of Doctor Who Season 10 and the Christmas Special. There
The world needs more Eccleston as Doctor Who. Cavan Scott does a fine job bringing both his Doctor and the era of the series to
Get yer damn slackjaw hands offa my dinglepiper! I’m so glad that Dark Horse is making these beautiful library editions of The Goon. Not only
I wrote the review of Prometheus: Life and Death #1 a week back which is the issue that takes place after Predator: Life and Death
