Month: March 2014

When the war is over, what does a soldier do? In all the years since the first Great War, the complaint of soldiers returning to civilian life has

The Glasgow League of Writers have been given permission to resurrect some classic, iconic, and some cases lost characters from the D C Thomson archives who will feature

Richard Morgan changed from award winning science fiction writer to award winning fantasy writer, Stephen King has written in a plethora of diverse styles, and amongst his juveniles

The Glasgow League of Writers have been given permission to resurrect some classic, iconic and some cases, lost characters from the D C Thomson archives who will feature

Science is not a destination, it is a process, an unprejudiced peeling back of the layers of mystery to reveal the truth beneath, and far from the belief

Life has never been easy for Veronica Mars. Her best friend was murdered, her father was pushed from office for pursuing lines of investigation which led straight back

With a career going back to 1992’s El Mariachi, Robert Rodriguez is the kind of film maker that is easy to admire for his creativity and even easier

Comic book readers in the UK will be well aware of the big news of this week, the resurrection of some of Dundee based publisher DC Thomson’s classic,

While science fiction programming had moved out of the niche ghetto with the success of Star Trek The Next Generation, even when that show had crossed over into

Given the graphic and narrative nature of cinema, it is perhaps inevitable that genre cinema would come to be dominated by properties established in the realm of comics,