Boom! Studios has announced that it will celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Hellbound Heart this November with the release of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser Omnibus Volume 1, a 500+ page tome collecting the definitive continuation of the Hellraiser saga, including the complete 2011 Hellraiser #1-20 comic series and the Hellraiser Annual #1, all created under […]
10 Adaptations That Completely Missed the Mark
Simon Thompson presents ten adaptations that failed their source material… The science of what makes a good adaptation is a bit like cooking a complicated stew with an ultra-specific recipe, in the sense that you can have most of the right ingredients, but if even one or two things are a little off what you […]
Audiobook Review – Doctor Who: Star Flight
Villordsutch reviews Doctor Who: Star Flight… As a new or battle-scarred veteran Doctor Who fan, there’s no gatekeeping here; we all love a cracking Who tale. Sometimes it’s the sprawling, clue-strewn epics where threads dangle for weeks. From classic Who’s The Key to Time (Fourth Doctor), stretching gloriously across twenty-six episodes, to the Twelfth Doctor’s […]
The Game Changer series gets new book with more Hollander and Rozanov
After the success of the Heated Rivalry television series, which brought more eyes to the Game Changer books, it made sense to have another installment soon. Author Rachel Reid is striking while the iron is very hot (and steamy) and giving fans a seventh book in her long-running queer romance series, titled Unrivaled. It will […]
Dark Horse unveils The Hobbit: Bilbo Baggins and Gollum Vinyl Figures
Dark Horse and Middle-earth Enterprises have announced the upcoming release of two new vinyl figures inspired by the world of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, with 6″ versions of Bilbo Baggins and Gollum. Sculpted by Phil Ramirez with paintwork from J.W. Productions, the figures capture Bilbo and Gollum based on their encounter beneath the Misty Mountains, […]
Book Review – Star Wars: Master of Evil
Ricky Church reviews Star Wars: Master of Evil by Adam Christopher… Return to Darth Vader’s earliest days in Adam Christopher’s Star Wars: Master of Evil, a new novel exploring Anakin Skywalker’s transformation into the fearsome Darth Vader set shortly after Revenge of the Sith. The book gives a layered portrayal of Vader mostly through the eyes […]
New Doctor Who audiobooks announced by Penguin Random House
Penguin Random House has released details of the Doctor Who audiobooks coming in the run-up to Christmas. There are plenty of adventures coming for all fans to enjoy, with a mix of new Who and classic Who stories. October has seen the release of two new Doctor Who audiobooks, which is great news for Fifteenth Doctor fans. […]
Book Review – Batman: Revolution
Ricky Church reviews Batman: Revolution… It does not need to be said that Tim Burton’s 1989 epic Batman remains an influential piece of the Caped Crusader’s legacy, shifting perception away from the campy 1960s image to remind audiences Batman is a dark and solitary figure. Burton’s Batman and his sequel Batman Returns are both beloved and iconic even 30 years […]
Exclusive Interview – Cassandra Peterson dishes on Elvira’s Cookbook from Hell and her history with horror
EJ Moreno chats with the ‘Martha Stewart of the Macabre’, Elvira… If you love the horror genre, you know the key part Cassandra Peterson has played in it. From a horror-loving host to the multi-talented icon we know today, Peterson took her buxom role of Elvira and made her a household name. Now, we see […]
Exclusive Interview – Star Wars author and Thrawn creator Timothy Zahn
As Fan Expo Canada continues over the weekend, we had the chance to chat with guest Timothy Zahn who is known throughout Star Wars fandom as the creator of the villainous Grand Admiral Thrawn… Zahn began writing Star Wars novels in 1991 with the publication of Star Wars: Heir to the Empire, a continuation of the adventures of Luke Skywalker, […]
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