Author Archives: Kimberly Lynn Workman

On Saturday, I attended the NC Comicon, a nice, intimate convention held at a quite unusual location: the Morrisville Outlet Mall. Going in, I was wary of how the layout of the convention would mesh with regular shoppers, but the organizers made sure Read More

Going into this issue, I had not been keeping up with the lead-up story in the comics. Since I've always thought this universe was about the characters at its core, I was sure that the essence of them had stayed the same. I was wrong. This is like a Read More

After last week's non-stop reveals, I figured the following episode wouldn't be quite as awesome. Hey, we've all got to see some filler episodes now and again. And if Crowley gets to pop up, all the better. We did get an advancement of the plot, and a Read More

In quite a stunning turn of events, we got real answers in this episode. All those threads and plotlines that have been presented to us over the past few weeks finally tie together in a very big way. Trust the writers, they know what they're doing. Read More

The brand new movie Megamind will hit theaters on November 5th, but fans can get the soundtrack even earlier. With original tracks by Hans Zimmer and Lorne Balfe, coupled with a few songs from well-known artists, this soundtrack is sure to have music Read More

We were promised truth in this episode. Did we get it? Well, more in terms of reasserting that which we already knew. It wasn't straightforward, and that led to a better line of storytelling than simply laying bare the characters' souls. Read More

What struck me first about this comic was the old-time feel of it. The lettering and coloring makes it reminiscent of days before, when you could buy an issue for just a few cents and would read it so many times that the pages threaten to fall apart. Read More

Wait, you mean we get an episode where Dean gets turned into a vampire and it's not even Christmas? Indeed we do! I've seriously been anticipating this one since the summary was announced and I have to say that I was not disappointed. Read More

“Weekend at Bobby's” was the first foray into directing for the multi-talented Jensen Ackles. This was the episode that was supposed to answer the question of “just what does Bobby do all day when the Winchesters aren't around?” Well, he's certainly not Read More

With Innocents and Charges being killed around them, it seems that those who have contact with the Charmed Ones will likely end up dead. Piper's busy looking for those they've helped in the past, aided by Paige. Some are dead, some are missing, but all Read More

I adore Ben Edlund's episodes because I can be guaranteed that it will retain the core that Supernatural is known for. This episode was no exception. Yes, it was a bit gross, but the show is a horror movie every week and you can't have horror without Read More

Sera Gamble promised that we were going back to basics this season and this episode proved it. We had the old favorites of comedy and drama and a case to work through, interspersed with this new path that the Winchester brothers are on. If this is what Read More