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Book Review – Web of the City
When Harlan Ellison speaks, you should listen. Â I certainly do. Â When a man wins 10 Hugos and an honorary doctorate, trust that he earned them and knows what he’s talking about. Â In the last 50...
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Book Review – Peter Cushing: A Life in Film
I’ve said it many times, and I’ll never stop reminding people: my first memory of life is seeing Star Wars opening day on the big screen. Â That little movie informed me of a great many things that I...
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Review: Plague Nation by Dana Fredsti
In this day and age, we are inundated with zombie stories. In movies, TV, books, and comics the shambling (sometimes running) dead chase us until we find ourselves looking it over and seeing if it...
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Book Review – Blaylock’s Homunculus and Lord Kelvin’s Machine
Way back at the beginning of the year, which I realize is ancient history where the internet is concerned, I reviewed James P. Blaylock’s return-to-steampunk novel, The Aylesford Skull. Â I said at the...
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Book Review – The Art of Epic
As someone who has spent a lifetime studying art and animation, one of the greatest joys I have in life is to get a peek behind the curtain at the creative process. Â When our friends at Titan Books...
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Book Review: Supernatural: Carved in Flesh
I’ll admit that I’ve never been a huge fan of tie-in novels. Despite having read my share of them for the site already, more often than not, these type of books make me feel like they’re dragging an...
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Book Review – The Simon & Kirby Library: Science Fiction
Joe Simon. Â Jack Kirby. Â Each man a giant in the world of comics, this match-up is as legendary as Martin and Lewis, Tracy and Hepburn, or Lennon and McCartney. Â If you just thought “who?” to any of...
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Book Review – Complex 90
Earlier this month, we had the distinct pleasure of speaking at length with author Max Allan Collins, crime fiction writer extraordinaire and hand-picked successor of the late, great Mickey Spillane. Â...
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Podcast #111 – Big Book Review Round-Up
We got a bit backed up on some of our written book reviews, so we thought we’d just run a podcast and talk some about these. Â Links and covers for all concerned so you can find them! The Zxap Jacket...
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Book Review – Pacific Rim
Novelization by Alex Irvine, story by Travis Beacham. Publication date: July 9, 2013 Page count: 325 Published by Titan Books in mass market paperback format. From the back of the book: When legions of...
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