Author Archives: Kimberly Lynn Workman

The first issue of the comic book series picks up 18 months after the end of the live action series. The Halliwell sisters are trying to live in their world of happily ever after but, alas, that is never going to be their lives. The Charmed Ones attract Read More

This week we're delving into tributes to one of my favorite movies, Hard Core Logo. Released in 1996, it's an adaptation of the Michael Turner novel, which follows the made-up punk rock band Hard Core Logo featuring Hugh Dillon, Callum Keith Rennie, Read More

Supernatural gets animated this January when MADHOUSE anime studio produces 22 episodes that cover not only the first two years of the live-action series, but also infuse the universe with new stories that delve into the Winchesters' backstory and Read More

New month means new theme! For July, I’m going to be looking at tribute music. First up will be a Star Trek tribute band called The Vulcan Freedom Fighters. All music mentioned is from their album Stardate Unknown and available free from their website. Read More

Closing our June's theme of "Actors Who Sing" is another Buffy cast member: James Marsters. His musical pursuits have taken him from his band, Ghost of the Robot, to an independent career and all while balancing a successful acting career as well. Read More

Last week I covered Hugh Dillon's career when he was connected to The Headstones. This week I'll be looking at Dillon's post-Headstones career. He's continued his musical exploration and expanded his genre inclusion to give his fans new and interesting Read More

While entertaining and quirky, this issue isn't meant for the regular Charmed viewer. It rehashes what is deemed important to know, but a regular viewer might keep asking “but what about...?” It's a good entrance into the world of Charmed for those who Read More

Many will recognize Hugh Dillon as Joe Dick from Hard Core Logo or his current role of Ed Lane on Flashpoint. Dillon's stage performances with The Headstones became just as, if not even more, popular as the music itself. Read More

I Thought You Would Be Funnier is the newest cartoon collection from The New Yorker cartoonist Shannon Wheeler, composed of art that never made it to print... until now. Read More

In this week's Fan Music, I'll be looking at Anthony Stewart Head's only released album, Music for Elevators. Most know Head as Buffy's long-standing Watcher/father figure Rupert Giles or currently from his role on Merlin as King Uther Pendragon. Read More

After ten years of waiting, Vincenzo Natali's Splice has finally come to screen. This movie defies genre. Horror, drama, comedy, and (very messed up) romance come together to give you a story that is unlike any other. Read More

Every Wednesday in June, July, and August I'll be covering fandom-related music with a monthly theme. June's theme is Actors Who Sing, starting with Due South's Paul Gross. Read More