Can you tell our readers a bit about yourself? My name is Ann Harrison; I work as the artist on Bunsen Bunnies. Your exhibition last month was based on the videogames you […]
Interview with Artist Ann Harrison
Moon (Comic Book Review)
BEFORE WE GET STARTED THIS IS NOT A REVIEW FOR MOON KNIGHT ! With Belfast Comic Con coming up I felt it best to post a review of Moon, which I picked […]
Comic Review: Lou Scannon – The Wolfman of Astrotraz
Two of the pillars of my life are Science Fiction and Comedy. They have met before with success in Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, Futurama and even Firefly, but more often than […]
Comic Review: Scene City Part 1 ‘Impossibly Emo’
Sometimes when growing up we tended to think that our scene defined us; the skate kids would hang near the Cathedral, the goth (then eventually) emo kids would hit up City Hall […]
Avengers Undercover (2014) Comic Book Review
From 2012 to 2013 Marvel launched what I believe was one of their boldest titles ever Avengers Arena. This Battle Royale inspired (also a little Lord of the Flies and a tiny bit Hunger […]
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) Film Review
Garfield and Stone are back in this sequel to the 2012 hit and not surprisingly it’s pretty much more of what you would expect from a Spider-Man movie. Not that is necessarily […]
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Film Review
The Cap is back in this sequel to the 2011 hit, Captain America: The First Avenger. Chris Evans doing what he does best as Steve Rogers, who is paired up with Johansson’s […]
The Extinction Parade-Comic Book Review
From Max Brooks,the mind behind Zombie Survival Guide and the terrifying World War Z, comes this new comic series that takes a fresh look at Vampires. So sit back and enjoy The […]
Max Brooks Interview at London Super Comic Con 2014
At London Super Comic Con we had the opportunity to interview Max brooks about his new Comic book series Extinction Parade Can you tell us how you came up with the concept for […]
Revenge – Comic Book Review
From the mind of Johnathan Ross comes one of the most violent comics I have ever read. The story follows C-list celeb Griffin Franks, someone who never made it to the top […]
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