Author Archives: Kimberly Lynn Workman

Anyone who has reveled in the multitude of SyFy Originals will love the third volume of John Paul Russ' The Monster Hunters' Survival Guide. The combination of comic panels and fictional accounts makes you feel as if you've stumbled upon someone's field Read More

Scream 4 hits theatres on April 15th, but you can get pumped up for a return to slasher fun by listening to the soundtrack. With artists such as 6 Day Riot, The Novocaines, and Stereo Black, there's sure to be something for you to love. I know I was Read More

The fight with Rennek is no longer a future event as we start the issue being thrown straight into the action! I've commented before how the storyline of the arc seemed to be going very slowly in the first few issues, but now it's been amped up to a Read More

This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend StellarCon in High Point, NC. Over the course of three days I got to experience fantastic discussions about writing, media, and podcasting. I must say that the inspiration found while at this con has Read More

This month's issue of the comic lets us focus on Leo! The Whitelighter has always been one of my favorite characters, so I was happily looking forward to seeing where this one would go. To be more exact, the story centers on Melinda, but her father is Read More

When Supernatural cleans house, they mean it. And it does make you fear for everyone because, at this point, nobody's safe. Read More

This collection gathers together three short features from Visionary Comics. Going into this, I was unfamiliar with the Visionary line, but now I'm intrigued to learn more! Read More

This show has always had to ability to make fun of itself and tap at the fourth wall in a knowing way. This episode broke down that fourth wall and raised the stakes even higher. There was so much win in this that my glee can hardly be contained. Read More

Fans of Charmed may recognize a familiar face in this issue, as Cal Greene of “Mortality Bites” fame has returned to the storyline. This choice of plotline has a definite exclusionary factor for new readers, but a nice celebration for those of us who Read More

At the end of this week's Supernatural I was not only wondering what I had witnessed, but confused about what was accomplished. If it was to invoke a deep feeling of despair, then good job. Mission accomplished! Read More

With the wall being held delicately in place, Dean's trying anything he can do to keep it solid, while Sam's doing everything he can to learn the truths of what happened to him during the past year. Is this a wise decision? Probably not. Is this going Read More

A broken superhero and an apocalyptic world seem a large undertaking for anyone, especially a first-time author. However, Susan Jane Bigelow manages to not only tell an interesting story, but to paint a picture of a world gone wrong and the superheroes Read More