Liam Hoofe reviews Marvel Studios: The First 10 Years… In the last 10 years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has established itself as the biggest Hollywood franchise of the 21st century. The release of MCU movies has become a massive event in and of itself, and the characters have established themselves as lynchpins of 21st-century popular […]
Book Review – The Curious Affair of the Witch at Wayside Cross by Lisa Tuttle
Michelle Herbert reviews The Curious Affair of the Witch at Wayside Cross by Lisa Tuttle… The second investigation of Jesperson and Lane follows on from the events of The Curious Affair of the Somnambulist and the Psychic Thief. It starts with a stranger knocking on their door who as soon as the door is opened, […]
Book Review – Before Mars by Emma Newman
Michelle Herbert reviews Before Mars by Emma Newman… Before Mars is the third novel in the Planetfall Series, this book is set almost concurrently with the events of After Atlas. I don’t think it will matter if you read either After Atlas before or after Before Mars as they are very different stories, but I […]
Exclusive Interview with Born To Be Bad author Timon Singh
Sean Wilson chats with author Timon Singh… What does it take the bring the requisite level of villainy to a beloved Hollywood action movie? That’s the question film fan and author Timon Singh embarked upon when researching his new book Born to Be Bad, one comprised of interviews with a host of actors who’ve appeared […]
Book Review – Catwoman: Soulstealer by Sarah J. Maas
Ricky Church reviews Catwoman: Soulstealer by Sarah J. Maas… The next instalment of the DC Icons series is here as Throne of Glass author Sarah J. Maas takes on on of DC’s most recognizable villains and sometimes hero, Selina Kyle aka Catwoman. With Catwoman: Soulstealer, Maas writes an engaging tale of Selina’s origins into Catwoman and her first […]
Book Review – Territory of Light by Yūko Tsushima
Michelle Herbert reviews Territory of Light by Yūko Tsushima… Territory of Light was written and set in 1970’s Japan and is split into twelve segments that move from piece to piece picking up the plot sometimes months after the last section ended. We follow the story of a woman who finds herself having to find […]
Aquaman prequel novel to explore Arthur Curry’s teenage years
Before the release of the Aquaman movie this December, DC Entertainment and HarperCollins are set to explore the teenage years of Arthur Curry with the prequel novel Aquaman: Undertow from author Steve Behling, with illustrated from Daniel Burgess. Check out the cover artwork and official synopsis for YA book here ahead of its release on […]
Book Review – Star Wars: Thrawn – Alliances
Ricky Church reviews Star Wars: Thrawn – Alliances… If there is one team-up die-hard Star Wars fans want to see, it is the potential of Darth Vader and the fan-favourite Expanded Universe character Grand Admiral Thrawn together. Now that Thrawn has made his way into the official Star Wars canon through his appearances in Star Wars Rebels, author Timothy […]
Book Review – The Gloaming by Kirsty Logan
Michelle Herbert reviews The Gloaming by Kirsty Logan… The Gloaming is one of those books filled with mystery and wonder. Unlike a fairy tale, that doesn’t mean that everything is good, as lots of bad things happen. The Gloaming is a book full of stories that people tell each other and the truths they omit […]
Marvel announces new book How to Paint Characters the Marvel Studios Way
Marvel has announced that it is set to celebrate the work of the Marvel Studios Visual Development Team by inviting fans of all ages to learn the tips and tricks of painting your favorite super heroes with the new book How to Paint Characters the Marvel Studios Way. Check out the cover art and press […]
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