The action sequence which follows is inventive, fast-paced and packed with beautiful little touches; from exactly how effective a gorilla with automatic weaponry can be, to a moment of such spectacle that the reader and characters alike simply stop and stare.
There is the obligatory brawl, some blood, mayhem and carnage. Yet it may be the most boring thing ever put to paper.
Morrison’s first issue moves at about a thousand miles per hour.
The final roundtable as the series draws to a close. Did it go out with a bang or a whimper?
The premise is that several years after an HG Wells-style “War of the Worlds”, the British have continued an anti-Martian offensive onto their home-planet, while at home the political system is causing unrest and near revolt.
Ralph has taken to hiding in bushes and jumping out on children. Good to see some character development there.
A journey to the San Diego comicon with superstar artist J. Scott Campbell. Coming Soon on our update.
Casey Cosker records Neil Gaiman reading at Yale. Coming Soon in our update!
After making some short, student films which have not been released currently, Aronofsky started his feature career with the film Π (Greek letter Pi).
This is a strange tale. It starts with a simple animation, which illustrates a legend of Shyamalan’s creation.