Pan’s Labyrinth
Monday, January 1st, 2007The visuals are stunning, the fantasy is spectacularly dark and the real world is drawn with such love and cruelty that it is sometimes overwhelming
The visuals are stunning, the fantasy is spectacularly dark and the real world is drawn with such love and cruelty that it is sometimes overwhelming
Boom! Studios launches the first of the newly acquired Warhammer 40,000 licenced comics
The first issue of the new Batman Title charting the early adventures of the flying rodent.
Apocalypto lacks realism or emotional resonance, but it’s one hell of an action flick
Yes, that’s Dave Stewart formerly of the Eurythmics… Not exactly the first person to spring to mind as a creator of comics, but never the less intriguing
If halfway through the issue you aren’t shocked, I will guarantee the last page will floor you
The major conflict is between age and youth, whose biscuit recipe is best, when is the best time to stop in for chicken at the local restaurant
It’s Spike and a few others against the massed hordes, who are all out to get them. The ensuing battle is bloody
The new year brings the promise of a deluge of Super-Hero themed movies, Mo Ali readys his eyeballs in anticipation.
In the modernizing of Eisner’s characters Cooke has kept the heart and soul intact yet brought his sense of whimsy to work.