Author Archives: Kimberly Lynn Workman

In her youth, Kimberly could most likely be found in the local library, devouring books that covered everything from WWII History to Dr. McCoy's latest adventures aboard the Enterprise, with some X-Men thrown in for good measure. Once she had read everything that was on the shelves, she turned around and read them again. Kimberly was also known to create elaborate adventures that more than once made it to the page. Ink-filled papers gave way to overflowing computer memory as the years went on, but the stories never ceased.

Saturdays were often reserved for PBS re-runs of Doctor Who during the daytime and re-runs of Red Dwarf during the night. It was the closest a girl from North Carolina was going to get to an adventure in space or a close encounter with the UK. Her latest television adventures have taken her across the United States and across the galaxies. She enjoyed Stargate: Atlantis until it sadly went away, but she's consoled herself with the adventures of the Leverage crew and the Winchester brothers, and they help immensely.

Kimberly has degrees and certificates from UNC-Chapel Hill in the areas of American History, Religion, Creative Writing, and Public Health. When she passed her Mensa entrance exam, she did not pull a John Sheppard, thank you very much. And, yes, she has a favorite astrophysicist (Neil deGrasse Tyson). Doesn't everyone? She also designs and programs websites in her daytime hours. During her nighttime hours, she can often be found online commenting on the latest media revelations of the day in between commenting on the latest fanfiction she read.

She is KimberlyFDR both on Twitter and Livejournal, so come say hello! And you can find links to all her articles, as well as contact information, on her site.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Nine #6 Comic Review

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Can a Slayer be a mother? And more importantly, is Buffy even ready to welcome motherhood? She’s got a lot of thinking to do and even more soul-searching before she can come to a decision. It’s going to take a lot of support, but maybe the path has already been chosen for her.

Charmed #18: “Four’s Company” Comic Review

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What happens when your dead half-sister comes back to life? Well, you might feel like you’ve become the black sheep of the family. That’s the plight Paige has to deal with in the latest issue of the Charmed comic.

Supernatural 7.13 – “The Slice Girls” Review

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Dean Winchester has slept his way across this country. You knew that was bound to catch up with him sooner or later. This episode we saw Dean become a father in the span of three days.

Angel and Faith #6 Comic Review

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Going by the cover, I was expecting this to be a Ripper issue or maybe Angel raising a younger version of Giles from the dead. That wasn’t quite what transpired, but I can’t say I’m disappointed because the twist ending made up for everything. Things just got more interesting.

Charmed #17: “Family Shatters” Comic Review

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What happens when the Charmed Ones expand from three to four? That’s what we were set to find out in this issue of the Charmed comic. Fans knew it was only a matter of time before Prue’s existence was uncovered and, from the looks of things, that revelation is coming sooner than expected.

Supernatural 7.12 – “Time After Time” Review

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Gangsters on Supernatural? Dean must be time-traveling again. And indeed he was. This go-around it was courtesy of the God of Time, Chronos, and he ended up back in 1944 without a clue how to get back.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Nine #5 Comic Review

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This issue of the Buffy comic seemed to be all over the place. We ended a dramatic arc with the last issue, though it was more with a whimper than a bang, and we’re starting up a possibly new arc this month. However, I have no idea what’s going on.

Supernatural 7.11 – “Adventures in Babysitting” Review

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The hiatus is over and we’re back with the second half of season seven. If this episode is any indication, we’re in for a long, depressing road for the Winchesters. That’s not a bad thing, that’s just the reality of their lives.

Queer As Folk: The Complete U.K. Collection DVD Review

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Until this holiday season, I was among the US-only viewers, but thanks to getting the complete UK series on DVD, I can now say that I not only enjoyed the original version, but I also have a whole new perspective on the US version.

Angel and Faith #5 Comic Review

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Angel and Faith have had to deal with a lot of problems as of late. However, even they can take time out to help their friends, right? Or, two beings that have latched onto Angel against his wishes. Clem and Harmony have come for a visit! Best Friends Forever!