The Winchester boys are twisting my heart into knots again, but somehow I don't mind so much this time. Perhaps it's the fact that their current set of issues has reached its inevitable conclusion and opened the door for a whole lot more possibilities. Or perhaps it's the fact Read More

William Hope Hodgson probably isn't a name that is as familiar to you as some of his contemporaries such as H.P. Lovecraft, but his influence on early 20th century fantasy literature is undeniable. Night Shade Books has collected his novel The Ghost Pirates alongside an assembly Read More

This week we have a big discussion about the series finale of Fringe! We also catch up on news involving Glee, Jonathan Coulton, upcoming TV shows, and more! Read More

We've featured a lot of characters and fandoms on Fan Art Friday over the years, but this is the first time the iconic Warrior Princess has made an appearance. This week we're spotlighting fan created artwork featuring Xena! Read More

Alice In Wonderland contains issues 1-6 from Zenescope's Grimm Fairy Tales adaptation of the classic story. It starts off with the version of Alice most people know, the little girl. However, instead of falling asleep or anything else, she’s being pressured by her grandparents to Read More

This week we have a copy of the third book in Nebula nominated author Kameron Hurley's Bel Dame series to give away to you! Read More

This week's featured Fandom Tumblr of the Week is another visual feast that is sometimes funny, sometimes gorgeous, and always intriguing as we shift our focus from the world of gaming to the realm of comic books. Read More

Another TV show? Well I was going to tackle the loves and lusts that come with Andrew Garfield, but then the Golden Globes were on and there was one cast that looked too adorable to pass up. Plus, since I did a show I wasn’t too fond of last week, we’re going to talk about a show Read More

Letters from Whitechapel originally released in 2011 but is being revamped and published to a wider audience this year, thanks to Fantasy Flight. The game is designed for 2 to 6 players, with one player acting as Jack the Ripper and the others playing as authorities in pursuit of him. Read More

This is a great series and BOOM! is doing a great job expanding the POTA universe into the licensed work arena while staying loyal to the feel of the original movie. It's been distressing to read every issue and have to give a great review. There's only so many great reviews you Read More

There are three things about TRON: Uprising that make it epic: great voice talent, excellent animation, and — most relevant to this post — the soundtrack. Read More

B.P.R.D.: 1948 catches up with Professor Bruttenholm and the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense as they relocate to Connecticut in 1948 after the war. They are drawn in to investigate a classified project that is underway, utilizing nuclear explosions in the deserts of Read More