Having spent a lifetime in the industry and previous to that, as a joystick wielding fan, Steven L Kent has seen and done it all in the multibillion-dollar industry that is video games. Hist first…
When Remembrance of the Daleks hit TV screens to kick off Season 25 of Doctor Who, it blew the roofs off many fans’ minds. It was creative, inventive, philosophical and simple all at once. It…
Double CD featuring 56 tracks from a tranche of the many bands featured in Ian Glasper’s seemingly never ending ‘trilogy’ of UK Punk. It’s a rather wonderful snapshot of the varied styles and talents on…
I remember well the conversation between Tim and myself over coffee in a local supermarket cafe regarding the future of Mass Movement given the challenges facing a printed zine in the digital age (the instant…
Some of the most mind-bending, jaw-dropping and heart-stopping tales in the history of genre film are the ones that never made it to the screen… Dark Horse Books has a story to tell—or rather, untold stories,…
Another entry into the pantheon of books about the 80s USHC scene? Well not quite… Unlike many retrospectives of this era, Barile’s book is more a personal, biographical account of her formative years as a…
Something about this book, feels a bit special as it represents the beginning of a whole new chapter in Star Wars history, that promises to take us back to two hundred years before Anakin Skywalker…
Dark Horse Books and Squanch Games invite you to experience Trover in a whole new dimension with The Art of Trover Saves the Universe, the most bizarre and hilarious art book ever created! Or don’t. Whatever….
Santa always leaves it until the last moment to save the day, doesn’t he? And this time he employed the services of Mark Voger and TwoMorrows to help him save Christmas Past, Present and Future….
I’ve commented previously on the awkwardness of reviewing friends’ work and it’s an even stranger proposition to review a book in which you yourself are a character (albeit a minor one) but I’ll do my…
I first met Tony over four years ago at Easter Con and bought the first two Powerless books. In the past I had read some of Marvel’s novels and been disappointed as the action didn’t…
I can\’t get my mind around the fact the previous book by Trust magazine main-editor Dolf was released about 11 years ago. I vividly remember reading it and for the most part agreeing what was…
