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Thanks, in part, to American Horror Story, the old haunted house trope has become more
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As the truth begins to eke out, the dogs face a challenge from within as
Review: Friend of the Devil HC – A Reckless Book
Write what you know, someone with way more talent than me once quoted. Thanks to
Review: Critical Hit Vol #1 TP
Fighting for what you believe in is admirable. However, when challenged to fight for your
REVIEW: Dead End Kids: The Suburban Job #1
What happens when a group of friends who have distanced each other due to the
Review: Die!namite #1 (of 5)
I know what you are thinking. It seems that all the good ideas go around
Review: Autumnal #1
Autumn is my favourite time of the year. It could be because the leaves are
Review: Big Girls #2
One of the best bits of any Power Rangers series is when the Megazord goes
Review: We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1
There is an episode of Babylon 5 where Sinclair’s girlfriend runs afoul of a giant
Review: Artemis and the Assassin #4
What’s a time travelling tale without killer cowboys, ninjas, and soldiers called? Doctor Who! All
Review: Last of the Independents HC
What is it that makes bank heists such a mine for storytelling? I mean, every
Advance Review: No Heroine #2
There are a number of stories that I get super excited to read, especially when
Review: Necromancer Bill TPB
“What better way to breathe life into a lifeless existence than with the power of
N2YCBD: Kiss Kiss Blam Blam – A Killer Date
Even before social distancing, dating was becoming increasingly difficult. Shows like “First Dates” take a
Review: In Vitro
I know that there is a saying about not judging a book by it’s cover,
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One of the greatest dangers of the global pandemic, beyond the horrible loss of life,
Review: Coffin Bound TP Vol 1
Our lives are entwined with others in ways that, at times, we fail to see
Review: Mirka Andolfo’s Mercy #1 (of 6)
I don’t know what is going on this week, but it seems that horror is
Advance Review: Rogue Planet #1
If there is one type of horror story that should appeal to the science fiction
Review: Finger Guns #1
The other night I was flicking through YouTube. We have an account linked to the
