Author Archives: Kimberly Lynn Workman

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

The boys are back! Fans may have been wondering how all the pieces were going to fit together, but I think the picture's finally coming into focus and I can't wait to see how it all plays out. Read More

It's the end of Season Eight! And we're starting off the issue with a time jump. When last we left our heroes, the apocalyptic aftermath had left the world in ruins. As this issue picks up, all seems well and Buffy seems overly cheerful as she serves Read More

When you kick off a comic with the Master in chains and Angel seemingly evil, I'm going to have high hopes for a follow-through. Considering the expanse of the storyline, perhaps my hopes are not misplaced. It's an all-hands-on-deck battle that may Read More

Parasite Eve fans have been waiting over ten years to get another installment in the role-playing game series. Now, that patience has paid off. Square Enix, Inc. announced on Tuesday that the third game in the series, The 3rd Birthday, will hit North Read More

While some films' soundtracks manage to create the perfect mood with a collection of instrumentals, I personally always enjoy when popular music is interspersed into films as well. With the No Strings Attached soundtrack, I get my wish tenfold. From old Read More

Although the focus of Supernatural has mainly been on demons and angels, the Winchesters have had their fair share of run-ins with creatures from the cryptozoological side. Let's look back at three noted creatures that Sam and Dean, as well as their Read More

When in doubt, run to the protective forces of the Magic School. That's the lesson we learn upon the opening of this issue of the Charmed comic. Read More

If I had to use one word to describe this book, it would be "quirky." Schwegler has sought to use the world around us and give it a slant. With appearances by intelligent squirrels, talking food, and even Jesus, the range of story subjects will make you Read More

We're back with another installment of the Charmed comic series. The artwork has a more sketch-like quality in this issue, which may be great for some, but I prefer my lines to be crisp and focused. However, the change in art didn't detract me too much Read More

Mental illness is very hard to accurately depict, especially in a comic book. However, with the new Echoes series, I have to say that not only was the topic richly covered, but done so in a stunning way. Fialkov's writing, coupled with Ekedal's stark Read More