Book Reviews


Unclean Spirits (Gods and Monsters) – Chuck Wendig (Abaddon Books)

The gods and goddesses are real. A polytheistic pantheon–a tangle of gods and divine hierarchies–once kept the world at an arm\’s length, warring with one another, using mankind\’s belief and devotion to give them power….


Doctor Who Target Novelisations: ‘Rose’ by Russell T Davies, ‘The Day of the Doctor’ by Steven Moffat & ‘Twice upon a Time’ by Paul Cornell (BBC Books)

This may sound like the stuff of dystopian nightmares, but there was a time before Netflix, before on-demand streaming, catch up TV, YouTube and Amazon Prime.  A time before DVDs, before Blockbuster Video (RIP), and…



Classic Tracks: David Bowie: All the Songs, All the Stories 1970-1980 – Chris Welch (Carlton Books)

Using the same format as ‘Led Zeppelin – All the Songs, All the Stories 1969-1982’, Welch documents the chameleonic Bowie’s recorded output during what some would argue was his prime. Detailing the cultural events and…


Classic Tracks: Led Zeppelin: All the Songs, All the Stories 1969-1982 – Chris Welch (Carlton Books)

In ‘Led Zeppelin – All the Songs, All the Stories 1969-1982’, acclaimed rock scribe Chris Welch has written a comprehensive analysis of Led Zeppelin’s recording catalogue during their 13 year career. Having toured with Zeppelin…



POWER-UP YOUR SUPER MARIO ENCYCLOPEDIA WITH A SLIPCASED DELUXE LIMITED EDITION!

Two weeks ago, Dark Horse announced the release of the Super Mario Encyclopedia as part of their ongoing publishing partnership with Nintendo. Today, they are thrilled to announce the Super Mario Encyclopedia Limited Edition. Like the standard edition,…


Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: An Art Book – Reinhard Kleist (SelfMadeHero)

Following the success of 2017’s critically acclaimed graphic novel Nick Cave: Mercy on Me, award winning Reinhard Kleist is back in 2018 with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: An Art Book. The previous, glorious…


xXx Fanzine (1983 – 1988): Hardcore and Punk in the Eighties – Written by Mike Gitter & Edited by Chris Wrenn (Bridge Nine)

For some reason, I thought it would be smaller. Don’t ask me why, I don’t know, I just thought this book wouldn’t be…Well, as big as it is. Truth be told, it’s massive. Absolutely huge….