Setting a run of Star Wars tales between the climax of the Battle of Yavin and the Rebels moving to the ice planet of Hoth means the writers will have some most agreeable attributes to…
Deadpool’s newest mercenary job has him going after the King of Monsters, who has claimed a new kingdom for his monstrous subjects…on Staten Island! But you know what they say, when you come at the…
Mass Movement Presents… Episode V: Off to the Matinee – In which our aging scallywags chat about show etiquette, The Black Hole, Rowdy Roddy Piper, X-Men, Lagwagon, At the Matinee, Life of Agony and much,…
Asmodee Entertainment are delighted to announce that Aconyte, the new fiction imprint of global games group Asmodee, has secured a multi‐year agreement with Marvel Entertainment to create new prose stories based around an exciting roster…
There are few bands that have spoken directly to my soul in the same way that Blood For Blood did. Somehow, they seemed to know what I was thinking and feeling and managed to perfectly…
Occasionally a record that’s so intriguing, out there and wonderfully bizarre that it seems too good to be true crosses my path and immediately piques my interest, makes me drop everything else that I’m doing…
Doctor Who: The Flight of the Sun God – Written by Nev Fountain & Read by Nicola Bryant – CD / Audible (BBC Wordwide) There’s nothing like a properly crafted mash-up to warm the cockles…
If there\’s a band who consistently releases great albums it\’s British group DragonForce. Their new release, Extreme Power Metal proves their ability to write blisteringly fast songs while still being able to create a solid…
The Geek gets down with Domino: Hotshots. Sit back, relax, watch and enjoy…
https://soundcloud.com/tripwire-magazine/masters-of-comics-at-the-society-of-illustrators-oct-5-2019 Last Saturday, 5 October, Tripwire editor-in-chief Joel Meadows gathered with legend Walter Simonson (Thor, Ragnarok), renowned artist and painter Bill Sienkiewicz (Elektra, Daredevil), acclaimed illustrator Yuko Shimuzu (The Unwritten, New York Times), popular comic…
There was life before GWAR. It was stale, staid and more boring than a mid-nineteen eighties Sunday evening television line-up, and if it hadn’t been for comics, punk rock and Dungeons & Dragons I’d probably…
