You know when you think you do something to make a thing better, and it ends up making it worse? Welcome back to Gideon Falls.

Sometimes, when reviewing comic books, you come into a series a few issues late. It is a rare occasion that issue #6 of a series

Pirates hold a special place in my heart. They symbolize a certain devilish freedom that near every young person desires to obtain. To be the

Published in 1887, A Study in Scarlet is one of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous Sherlock Holmes mysteries and is also the first of

It’s the end of the first arc of the stellar new series from creators Scott Snyder, Charles Soule, and Giuseppe Camuncoli, Undiscovered Country. With the

I occasionally have nightmares themed around the works of R.L. Stein. His books occupied a strange and fantastic niche that only the children of the

Part 2 of The House of Slaughter story arc is here.

Matt Fraction is back with Terry Dodson to bring us an action/adventure story right out of the 1940s… er, wait. No, the modern era. Well,

Ruff and tumble.

I have always really loved the film, Napoleon Dynamite. It came out when I was a teen, and I saw it in the tiny, independent

Every child (and even every adult) has at least one fear. More than one – perhaps even dozens – if you’re like some unlucky kids.