THE BLACK STILETTO – Endings & BeginningsBy Raymond BensonOceanview Publishing324 pgs Sometimes a series is so damn good, we wish it would never end. Whereas going into Raymond Benson’s homage to old fashion comic book superheroes, we knew that it would be told in five installments. From our initial delight
The Dragon Con Report celebrates Pride Month with a gleeful gala complete with a DJ! Mike, Mike, Darren, and Sue Kisenwether are joined by Neon the Glowgobear to discuss the epic history of Spectrum – The Rainbow Flag Party and reveal this year’s theme. Plus, the latest news and notes
This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs are seeing things fall apart! Tim/Jace Fox comes home to an unwelcoming family in The Next Batman: Second Son #2. Martha Kent has some words in Superman: Red & Blue #2. Selena tries to track down Poison Ivy in
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Well, my grand experiment to take a break from Disney+ and try out other streaming services lasted all of two months. Eventually, I couldn’t stand the suspense anymore, and I just had to find out what was going on with the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s new Disney+ show WandaVision. I now
This winter, one of my favorite times of the week has been Sunday nights. No matter how cold or dreary it is outside, or how stressed I am about work on Monday, I know I’ll be getting a new episode of the TV series All Creatures Great and Small on
Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None is arguably the most famous mystery novel of all time, selling over 100 million copies since its initial publication in 1939. It’s been adapted countless times over the years in many formats, including film, radio, and the stage. Miraculously, I’ve somehow managed to
At this point I feel like it’s kind of cliché to say that we’re living in a golden age of television, but truly, we are. I’ve always been more of a movie girl than an avid TV watcher. Film is my favorite medium in which to experience a fictional story.
Cigar Nerds Podcast: The Way. Merry Christmas you filthy animal. This week we’re talking about season two of The Mandalorian This is the way John Favreau saves Star Wars. They do everything we’ve ever wanted from new Star Wars and more. We loved it so much there’s no Science this
Who are you? Where are you? What are you? Are you a magic murder hobo living in a pop culture wasteland? Probably not, but this week’s episode of the Rusted Robot Podcast will make you think you are! This time (for our year end episode) we are talking about Star
GHOST OF EMPIREBy George MannTitan Books272 pages George Mann is a New Pulp writer currently producing three terrific series; the Newbury & Hobbs books, new Sherlock Holmes fantasies and his steampunk vigilante adventures of the Ghost of which this is the fourth. It is also the best. Within its pages
