I’ve always been a sucker for Pulp adventure stories, movie serials, and retro versions of those. Comics like The Rocketeer. Movies like Sky Captain and the World… Read more “Comic Review: Airboy and the Airfighters: Dangerous Liaisons”
Tag: World War II
Book Review: Kirby: King of Comics
Written by a former Jack Kirby assistant, Mark Evanier, who himself has a long history in the industry, this biography also serves as something of a history… Read more “Book Review: Kirby: King of Comics”
Comic Review: Jim Henson’s Tale of Sand
“Don’t trust the map.” There are people out there who had a profound impact on my life, some in my personal life, some in the ether-space of… Read more “Comic Review: Jim Henson’s Tale of Sand”
Comic Review: Five Ghosts Volume One
Generally, I’m leaning more and more toward writing reviews for things I like, or at the least for things that I find useful or inspirational in some… Read more “Comic Review: Five Ghosts Volume One”
Book Review: War Plan Red
I grew up just a few hours from the Canadian border. I had family in Canada, and my own Grandfather was Canadian by birth. I always knew… Read more “Book Review: War Plan Red”
Tabletop RPG Review: Corporation Report 2020 Vol. 1
Obviously, one of the most important elements of Cyberpunk 2020 is corporate power. Megacorporations have essentially replaced or at least eclipsed traditional nation-states, becoming de facto governments. … Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Corporation Report 2020 Vol. 1”
Comic Review: DC: The New Frontier Absolute Edition
I have a very complicated set of feelings about comics, especially comics from the Big 2. There are elements I like, characters I like, authors & artists… Read more “Comic Review: DC: The New Frontier Absolute Edition”
Book Review: A Very Dangerous Woman
“It was no doubt easier to believe in the ultimate rightness of the cause when one was no longer likely to be its next victim.” It… Read more “Book Review: A Very Dangerous Woman”
Tabletop RPG Review: Microscope
I first heard of Ben Robbins and Microscope on Matt Colville’s YouTube channel. I’ve always liked the idea of more player-driven games with so-called “sandbox” settings (what… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Microscope”
Book Review: The Russian Revolution: A New History
The more I read about history, the more I find things are connected. When looking at the 20th Century The Great War seems to be one of… Read more “Book Review: The Russian Revolution: A New History”
