In honour of Stephen King’s 75th birthday, BBP! continues its celebration of all things King this week, turning our attention to the legendary horror writer’s work in comic books.
One of cinema’s smartest sci-fi accomplishments now has an in-depth retrospective companion book that unearths the films creative process and its scientific vision!
Tim Sale, the award-winning and fan-favourite comic book artist has passed away.
Numerous COVID-19 lockdowns of the last two years gives rise to steampunk-influenced creativity in ‘Radio Spaceman’, a new sci-fi miniseries from the creator of Hellboy!
Art flexes its storytelling muscles with The Forest, a riveting silent graphic novella that is both harrowing and absolutely wonderful.
Still looking for a gift for that comic book lover in your life? Here’s part two of our superlative gift giving list for lovers of pop culture!
The entire history of Amazonian culture, from the beginning of their Greek-God origins, is finally woven into a rich, vibrant and compelling tapestry, worthy of the Smithsonian.
The greatest era of paperback cover images is brought to glorious life along with fond remembrance in The Art of Pulp Fiction: An Illustrated History of Vintage Fiction.
Echolands is fresh and exciting and a marvel to behold, courtesy of creators J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman.
The Yog-Sothoth, D’endrrah, Nyarlathotep and, indeed, the Master of R’lyeh await purveyors of cosmic terror in a brand-new celebration of the art of the Arkham Horror board game.
For 30 years, Andy Burns has known who Laurie Anderson is. Now he gets to hear her in person.
In what is surely one of the most beautifully sumptuous graphic novels that you’ve ever laid eyes on, ‘Snow, Glass, Apples’ revisits the Snow White fairy tale in an entirely new, and unabashedly adult, way!
