Author Archives: Paige F MacGregor

Hawks of Outremer #3 is by far the most graphic issue of the series released to date, as FitzGeoffrey undertakes a mission to rescue a kidnapped woman named Yulala. Michael Alan Nelson again succeeds in providing readers with an entertaining, compelling Read More

An Empire Unacquainted with Defeat features ten of Glen Cook's fictional short stories, all of which are set in the Dread Empire, a gritty world of "larger-than-life plots, nation-shattering conflict, maddening magic, strange creatures, and raw, flawed Read More

Zenescope Entertainment just announced the release of a new four-issue miniseries set to debut this fall. Monster Hunters' Survival Guide will offer a "comprehensive guide on how to effectively hunt and survive confrontations" with all manner of Read More

When a high profile robotic crime spree strikes the ritzy parts of North Am, Magnus is the only one who can stop the rampaging "thug-bots" and track down the human mobsters that control them. Read More

What does the recently released 4-minute trailer for the new season of The Venture Bros. tell fans impatiently awaiting the show's return on September 12th? I have examined the trailer at length and come up with twenty-five different things that we now Read More

The latest installment of the Fear Agent saga, Fear Agent #28, is 32 pages of action-packed science fiction craziness complete with evil doppelgangers, mind-switching technology, amalgamations of Tyrannosaurus-Rex and robotic technology, intrigue, Read More

Jim Shooter's new take on the original 1962 Doctor Solar series begins after the radiation "accident" that gave physicist Philip Solar his ability to convert his human form into energy, but for those not familiar with the original series, Doctor Solar, Read More

Mike Mignola and John Arcudi's two-part Hellboy spinoff, Abe Sapien: The Abyssal Plain, reboots Abe's story by revisiting his first mission with the B.P.R.D. The comic makes readers privy to some of the amphibious agent's thoughts and hints at a dark Read More

"Consumed" is an episode that is all about character development. While we see more of Nathan's melancholy side and conflicted nature, viewers are also witness to the development of several other main characters, including both Audrey and Duke. Read More

True Blood episode 3.06 is one of the most shocking of the season thus far. It has its positives and negatives, although which are which will depend on your character preferences, and it certainly sets the stage for some exciting things to happen in the Read More

As a relative newcomer to True Blood, this season is a lot to take in. In episode 3.05, "Trouble," various seemingly unrelated subplots begin to converge into the type of organized chaos that this show does so well. Read More

After three episodes, Haven is still formulaic, but the show also seems to be shaping up into a compelling series with interesting characters and believable special effects. As the season progresses, viewers are introduced to more of Haven's residents Read More