After the tour diary-style shenanigans of Directions To The Outskirts Of Town, Welly the creative force behind Artcore,, has turned his focus to the most unsung of subgenres and perhaps one of the most underrated…
Most of the time with audiobooks of Doctor Who novels, the text and the reading work together as one, adding drama and emotion to the work as it exists on the page. And then, just…
Whotopia is two, moderately incompatible, things. Firstly, it is gorgeous. Weighs about the size of a concussion, crammed with fabulous full-colour photographs of many of the things it describes. A coffee table book that, if…
Those familiar with Dorset’s seminal Doomsters Electric Wizard will no doubt be aware of their taciturn, some might say outright hostile, demeanour to the press and indeed the world in general; having the slogan “legalise…
Just a year ago, The Writer must have seemed like a brilliant idea. A comic book series turning a seemingly ordinary Jewish American guy into a superhero, harnessing powers that go back to legendary king…
Way back in the day when the A-Team were fugitives hiding out in the Los Angeles underground, Al Bundy was trapped in the eternal hell of the shoe store and The Comedian and Rorschach flipped…
With the Fifteenth Doctor’s first series done and deathly dusted, and nothing for it now but the long slog of almost exactly half a year up to the Christmas special, Titan Comics stands ready to…
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, has always been a vibe. Cassandra Peterson, who embodies Elvira more than playing her, has always anchored her in a way that defies any strict categorization. Sure, Peterson’s an actress,…
Maleficent has an incredibly strong central image to hook her into our memory. And when she stepped out of her Sleeping Beauty role as simple antagonist and got a performance worthy of her potential from…
Death metal isn’t usually my forte, as its insistence on adhering to derivative and formulaic lyrical themes leaves me cold, and has done for the last three decades and some change. And yes, I know…
Joe Gittleman and me go way back to his Gang Green days, and if I’m completely honest, the main reason I picked up the Bosstone’s debut album, Devil’s Night Out when legendary chiseler Curtis Cassella*…
Unless you’ve been doing the Ted Kaszynski thing in the Australian outback, haven’t sold your soul to social media or had any contact with another living punk for the last thirty years, you’ll know who…
