I’ve often heard the television show, Firefly, described as the best 14 hours of your life, followed by a lifetime of disappointment. It’s true. One
Like the Doctor Who episode, “Rosa,” a few weeks ago, “Demons of the Punjab” focuses almost exclusively on historical events and keeps the sci-fi elements
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The Quantum Age happens in the future of Black Hammer…or does it? My mind bent at the end of this issue. There are two Black
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Whenever I’m sitting down to review a comic, I ask myself a couple of basic questions. Is this piece something new? Am I enjoying my
The following is an interview with Lonnie Hughes on the currently running production, Talking Trees. In this interview, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief Barbra Dillon chats with
I’ve written about this series for a long time, and as it has progressed, it has gone from a weird, silly series about gods, music,
