Jack Kirby Collector Eighty: Old Gods & New (magazine/book review).
Continuing their incredibly deep dive into the works of Jack Kirby, TwoMorrows presents this lavishly illustrated and coloured exploration of
Read MoreContinuing their incredibly deep dive into the works of Jack Kirby, TwoMorrows presents this lavishly illustrated and coloured exploration of
Read More‘Rabbits’ by Terry Miles revolves around a strange, little understood game that’s potentially been running for hundreds of years, with
Read More‘Beowulf: Age Of Heroes’ is an expansion to ‘Dungeons And Dragons 5e’ and so it assumes you have access to
Read MoreUnbeknownst to nine year-old me, the UK had the best ‘Transformers’ comics in the 1980s. This was because as well
Read MoreSubtitled ‘An Atlas And Exploration Of Video Game Cities’, ‘Virtual Cities’ is a chunky hardback explores 45 iconic or just
Read MoreThis is a review of ‘Cyberpunk 2077’s soundtrack, not the licensed songs that you can listen to on the game’s
Read MoreThis is my second issue of ‘Jack Kirby Collector’, TwoMorrows Publishing’s regular dive into the life and legacy of Marvel
Read MoreOver 54 pages which alternate between big, bold text and cartoony art, ‘Randolph The Reindeer’ tells a story of learning
Read MoreStudio Ghibli has produced some of Japan’s most popular anime, with probably their most well-known film, ‘Spirited Away’, earning ¥30.4
Read MorePenultiman originally appeared in the one-shot anthology, ‘Steel Cage’, which the publishers Ahoy Comics have handily placed on-line for free
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