Month: April 2015

It is a brave soul which sets out on a journey without a clear idea of the destination; a contrast to the dark space opera of his best

Released in 2013 in its native Argentina under the title El Desierto (The Desert), the feature film debut of German writer/director Christoph Behl is a sombre affair, the

For better or worse, in many ways the film industry radically metamorphosed in the year 2012, no radiation or secret serums required. Sequels and franchises were nothing new,

The superhero universe is changing; where once a single hero was a brand who could carry a film, following the box office conquering might of The Avengers it’s

The expectations for Avengers: Age of Ultron are high, sequel to the third highest grossing film of all time with a global haul of $1.519 billion, however in

The second Star Wars comic title to come from the Marvel / Disney studio in the run up to the new trilogy, Princess Leia is a five issue

Marvel taking back the reigns of the Star Wars comics is a homecoming. In 1977 it was they who launched the first Star Wars tie in comics in

In the fourth standalone Star Wars title from Disney owned Marvel we see the studio for the first time stepping away from the original Star Wars characters and

Her father due to retire from his lifelong work as a coalminer, Samantha Marsh (Kelly Noonan) has returned from the big city to the town where she grew

Set in the same timeline as Marvel’s main ongoing Star Wars comic, between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back, the Darth Vader series focuses on the