[REVIEW] ORIGINAL SIN: FROM PREACHER’S KID TO THE CREATION OF CINEMASINS
This light-hearted read lets you in on the life and mind of Jeremy Scott. It’s what I went in for, and it’s exactly what I got.
[REVIEW] ‘IN THE RAVENOUS DARK’ BRINGS BLOOD MAGIC TO LIFE
Blood magic, revolution, vampires, and queer romance collide in A. M. Strickland’s intriguing new novel In the Ravenous Dark.
[REVIEW] JUNJI ITO’S NEWEST COLLECTION ‘LOVESICKNESS’ DOESN’T DISAPPOINT
Junji Ito’s Lovesickness explores love, dysfunctional families, and cosmic horror with a splash of black humor and haunting visuals.
[REVIEW] ‘THE DARK SIDE OF THE RING’ SEASON 3: EPISODE 4
While ‘The Collision in Korea’ is an interesting episode, it fails to enrich the series–which works best when it focuses on those involved.
[RETROSPECTIVE] ‘SUICIDE SQUAD’ (1987) VOLUME 8
This last volume of Ostrander’s Suicide Squad collects issues #59-#66. Between Superman breathing down their necks and a trek through a nightmarish jungle, the stakes are appropriately high for the Squad.
[REVIEW] ‘THOSE WHO WISH ME DEAD’ IS A DECENT THROWBACK FOR ANGELINA JOLIE BUT WITH SOME MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
‘Those Who Wish Me Dead’ is a mash-up that offers plenty of entertainment without rising to the best of its peers.
[REVIEW] ‘THE BEAUTIFUL ONES’ BLENDS LOVE AND MAGIC IN THIS CHARMING HISTORICAL ROMANCE
Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s The Beautiful Ones interweaves class structure, expectations, and magic with the consequences of first love.
[REVIEW] ‘DARK SIDE OF THE RING: SEASON 3’ EPISODES 1 AND 2
To start the third season Dark Side Of The Ring takes on the story of the true loose cannon Brian Pillman.
[REVIEW] I MADE THE CAULIFLOWER CASSEROLE FROM ‘HAHA #5’
Haha #5 is one part killer art and one part insightful storytelling, with a great recipe sprinkled on top. Delicious.