It’s another spooktacular edition of Heroes & Villains, this time taking you into the developmental hell of Untold Horror, along with a collected edition of Scarenthood.
It’s a whole lot of horror in Heroes & Villains this week as E.A. Henson looks at the new horror anthology AFTERDARK and the Transformers: Halloween Special.
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.
Fiction and pop culture legends Vern, Swift, Burroughs and Harryhausen all find their influence in the new high-adventure series, Bermuda!
Hell & Gone feels incredibly organic and also like something of a missing chapter for both titles nailing the tone of each series perfectly.
One pop culture horror title hosts a genre-making and beloved dark fantasy series in a new comic book crossover that serves as a frightfully wonderful tribute to both literary institutions.
Johnny Boo and the Silly Blizzard is one of those “fun for all ages!” books that definitely made something click in E.A. Hensons’s brain.
Pearl Jam: Art of Do The Evolution is a 200-page, full-colour hardcover art book that shows the making of the music video for Pearl Jam’s Grammy-nominated hit
E.A. Henson looks at James Kolchalka’s Monkey Vs Robot: The Complete Epic and Joe Hill Martin Simmonds’ Dying Is Easy.
The Last Ronin feels very much like a continuation of the original Mirage Comics TMNT books.
Uncle Highlander says that Voyage to the Stars is a great book for fans of the podcast, but might be hard to penetrate for readers unfamiliar with its backstory.
This week our E.A. Henson looks at Mr. Butterchips – A Collection of Cantankerous Commentary and
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Urban Legends #26.
