‘Black Hammer: Age of Doom #9’ – Comic Book Review
If we’re looking at Joseph Campbell’s teachings, he talks often about the hero’s call. That moment in which, despite whatever doubt the main character has,
If we’re looking at Joseph Campbell’s teachings, he talks often about the hero’s call. That moment in which, despite whatever doubt the main character has,
In the latest episode of American Gods, New Media has emerged from her digital chrysalis. She shed her pop culture icon identity and now speaks
The following is an interview with screenwriters and showrunners Alfred Gough and Miles Millar (Smallville, Into the Badlands) on the release of their debut novel, Double Exposure.
DINOSAURS! Sold! However, I’m not gonna lie, the dino-nut in me was mildly apprehensive about how good this could possibly be. For one, the mish-mash
House of Penance by Peter J. Tomasi is an experience in horror through the eyes of guilt and remorse. It’s a study into the aspect
I still remember reading The Handmaid’s Tale novel by Ms. Atwood when I was a teenager. It was a horrifying look at a future that,
The first time I read Matt Kindt’s Mind MGMT was the first time I had read Matt Kindt’s work. It wasn’t the first time I
I am a bit behind on my American Gods reviews, so I am going to combine my reviews of the first (“House on the Rock”)
Here at Fanbase Press, we strive to provide an outlet for up-and-coming creators to promote and showcase their incredible works. With thousands of creators utilizing
The following is an interview with comic book creators Seol Young Lee and Mike Ahn on their heartfelt and personally significant comic book mini-series, Out
Beasts of Burden is one of those worlds that I’m absolutely happy to have exist. Dogs that are witches for anyone else would sound like
“Love Town is a city built upon a foundation of corruption, violence, and greed, where millionaire celebrities rub shoulders with ruthless gangsters and scheming politicians,