I asked in my review of the brilliant Sherlock Holmes novel when a tie-in counts. I ultimately shrugged and said public domain or not, it counted and… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: X-Men: Soul Killer by Richard Lee Byers”

This week I’m doing two Marvel horror tie-ins. Honestly I could do several. There’s a novelization of Blade Trinity I have. I’ve got a couple of Doctor… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: Marvel Zombies vs Army of Darkness by John Layman and Fabiano Neves”

With the release of The Omniplex’s first cast. I thought I’d kick off the new run with a continuing column. And since our first cast is an… Read more “Comics For Rent: The Amazing Spider-Man (1995)”

Teen Titans Go! doesn’t deserve half the hate it gets. Let’s begin with this key point. Teen Titans Go! is extremely hated by fans of the 2003… Read more “Review: Teen Titans Go! to the Movies”

This is not a review of the last book so much as it’s final thoughts on the series. If you want a quick take on the book… Read more “Review: Preacher Book 6 and closing thoughts”

Can we accept something? DuckTales The Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp is a lot of fun but it’s not the movie you dream of when you… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: DuckTales: Scrooge’s Quest by Marv Wolfman”

Yes this column is back! I didn’t review the awful Wonder Woman: Bloodlines or the stellar Superman: Red Son. I should double back on that one actually.… Read more “Comics For Rent: Superman: Man of Tomorrow”

Serenity is so many things trying to find an exact hook is a challenge. It’s an abortive start to a film franchise. It’s a second season arc… Read more “The Sober Yet Correct Coda of Serenity”