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Kristy Bratton catches up with the writer of Spike: Shadow Puppets and the forthcoming Angel: Series 6
The New Heroes author talks to Fractal Matter about writing Super-Hero novels, writing like a woman and the three rules of getting published
With the Michael Bay movie imminent, Mo Ali has a look at the various incarnations of the robots, from toys to Orson Welles.
Fractal Matter takes a look at the latest episodes of Doctor Who, Evolution of the Daleks, The Lazarus Experiment, 42 & (the favourite) Human Nature.
In this annual Matt Fraction has produced quite possibly the best argument for the marriage to stay possible.
A hillbilly in turpentine filled frenzy tries an intimate action with a farm animal. Instead of that action, The Devil goes and molests the hillbilly
Palmiotti and Gray make a decent stab at telling a new story in a well-worn series without it feeling quite as formulaic as Wildstorm’s Nightmare on Elm Street title
This month saw the final issue in Ed Brubaker’s 12 part X-Men space epic, so with all 12 issues in hand Ross takes the opportunity to go back and digest the story as a whole, did it leave him pleasantly full, or reaching for the antacid?
This annual focuses on the background of Sandman taking us from his childhood, through to the early days of his criminal career
A story of surprising ambition, scope and depth that never forgets to be entertaining, whether that be by amusement, fear or action
The story picks up the day after with John struggling to cope with what’s happened whilst at the same time caring for his two boys, Dean and the infant Sam.
This is a new take on the Hulk, still propelled by anger but with some degree of self-control and smart enough to make actual threats
Lynch’s love of the characters is evident on every page, as is his love of puppets and bad jokes
Sally and Ben are on their way to lunch discussing their need for one big story when the Hulk’s giant stone spaceship appears over Manhattan, and they have their story
Repo is a sci-fi comic, set in a Blade Runner like future city called the Sprawl. It follows the adventures of two Repo men KD, the old hand, and Emil, his wet behind the ears new partner, as they try to recover the heart of a stolen clone
Things kick off with “Into the Woods” by Leah Moore, John Reppion and Jeffrey Zornow, is the story of a little girl who was born with the compulsion to burn things and one milky-white eye. Now that it is her thirteenth birthday
The galaxy is slowly rebuilding from the devastation caused by the Annihilation Wave