By The Best Comic of the Week: Deep Cuts #5 – I love this series of one-off prestige comics about jazz music. This one, set in 1968, focuses on an aging, burned-out (in that 60s way) music critic who gets an assignment he doesn’t want – to review the work of
Star Wars: Dark Forces Remastered Makes A Classic Release Even Better
Back in 1995; Star Wars fans had limited options for new content. The Prequels were several years away and aside from books, comics, and the odd collectibles or games; pickings were slim. Star Wars: Dark Forces arrived and gave fans an engaging and compelling new entry into the Star Wars
Forget Doctor Doom, This Fantastic Four Villain Would Be Even Better for the Movie
Marvel’s First Family is finally on its way to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Matt Shakman’s Fantastic Four hitting screens in 2025. From the ashes of Tim Story’s two noughties movies and Josh Trank’s maligned Fantastic Four, here’s hoping it’s third time lucky for Reed Richards, Sue and Johnny Storm,
Retro Review: EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE
Smokey And The Bandit, The Cannonball Run, hell – even Forrest Gump, there used to be a fine line in moves that seemed to be pure celebrations of Americana. Blue-collar people from less fashionable regions, frequently involving a road trip of some kind, doing unashamedly American things. I wondered where
The STAR TREK Episode Quietly “Banned”
Way back in 1992, when the IRA was still carrying out a terrorist campaign on the British mainland, they placed a bomb at the Baltic Exchange in the heart of London’s financial center. This killed three people and injured more than ninety. What is less well known is the impact
