In a return to the science fiction action epic series from Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri, Brandon Thomas uses the fear and anxiety that modern
In a clash of two different cultures, Sonata serves as a newfound space saga. Here, we observe one group that is war mongering and another
The beautiful visual aesthetics of the cyberpunk adventure game, Read Only Memories, have come to the comic book page in this comic book adaptation. In
There are a myriad of crime dramas that have tackled the war on drugs in some aspect. Shows like The Wire, Breaking Bad, Snowfall, Weeds,
Harrow County was one of the first regular series I followed as a reviewer for Fanbase Press. It was wonderful – a dark, mysterious, character-driven
In the world of Black Hammer, Jeff Lemire shows us what a vigilante would look like in the form of Skulldigger.
The Science! The Elements of Dark Energy graphic novel combines elements of science fact with science fiction in an attempt to base its story in
Quick recap: Things are heating up on all fronts in Invisible Kingdom. Grix and Turo have an uneasy truce at the moment, but things don’t
As the popularity of Critical Role rises, the Dungeons & Dragons-based actual play show and entertainment studio has been asked for more and more content
Killswitch continues its thematic journey of depicting the oppressed looking to escape to a better life.
Stan Lee worked in the comic book industry since the late 1930s and was integral to the evolution of Marvel Comics and the “Marvel Style.”
The following is an interview with Jon Sprunk regarding the release of his new fantasy novel, Sun and Serpent. In this interview, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief
