This week at The Comic Stop, I’ve got two titles for you. One is based on a popular film franchise, the other should become one at some point in the … Continue reading The Comic Stop: Andy Burns on Morning Glories #13 and Ghostbusters #2
Horror author Stephen King is, without a doubt, one of the most prolific authors of the last 50 years. He’s released forty-nine novels, nine collections of short stories, five non-fiction … Continue reading Stephen King Week: J.W. Ward on Stephen King’s 5 best & 5 worst adaptations to film & TV
I was introduced to Stephen King at 10 years old, by way of an old dusty copy of Salem’s Lot that I had found in my grandfather’s basement. Having been … Continue reading Stephen King Week: Mat Langford on how Stephen King scared the heck out of 10-year old me
We’re going all rock ‘n’ roll in our comic book reading this week. Socio-economic politics! Class warfare! Guitar solos galore! How often do you get to say that when you’re … Continue reading The Wednesday Run – October 12, 2011
This week’s new releases weren’t all that exciting to me so I decided instead to take a listen to some recent releases on the harder side of things. While metal’s … Continue reading Perry Schwartz’s RDIO Cure – How do you take your metal? Mastodon, Dream Theater and Chickenfoot keep fists pumping with three distinct styles of metal
Death is the terrfying reality of life, as it is its only guarantee. At some stage in our lives, we become aware of its presence, whether this be in some … Continue reading Stephen King Week: Man, Ghosts: We already know who’s more terrifying
How long until May? Because that’s how long we’ll have to wait to see The Avengers on the big screen. To make the wait that much harder, Marvel has released … Continue reading Trailer Time/Biff Bam Poll: The Avengers
If the name of your television show is American Horror Story, you really better live up to the horror part, right? Luckily, in the case of the Ryan Murphy produced … Continue reading The Horror – Andy Burns On American Horror Story, Episode 1
When it comes to writing about an influential work of Stephen King, I think most people would probably end up choosing The Stand. As one of his most popular works, … Continue reading Stephen King Week: Ian Rogers on the scariest pronoun in horror literature: “IT”
In grade 8, at the request of my thinking-outside-the-box teacher, Ms. Berry, I read my first Stephen King book. No. That’s not exactly true.
This weekend, Hugh Jackman’s latest film came out swinging and, as predicted, took first place at the box office, leaving George Clooney and his ensemble cast a distant second. Here’s … Continue reading Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report – Weekend of October 7th
South Park fans had a moment of doubt when the series paused last June (mid-season) with a sobering thought: You’re getting old. After ~15 years, one movie, and a spinoff … Continue reading Corina’s Cartoon Cuts: South Park returns… with Ass Burgers!
