Category: Review

Have so many tent pole comic book adaptations been released in the space of one summer before? If anyone is unsure of the answer, this year there are

Join GeekChocolate for a trip through the pyramids and turn of the century Paris in the company of intrepid adventurer and journalist Adèle Blanc-Sec, guided by the hand

The Empire of Britannia Magna rules two thirds of the world, into the depths of the ocean and beyond the atmosphere into space. Yet even as Queen Victoria

For all the power of cinema or a great novel, there is nothing to compare with the experience of live theatre to capture and carry an audience, to

With vampire novels flooding the market, and the dark romance subgenre booming, is there a place for a serious, adult, and above all else, modern take on the

‘Variety’s the very spice of life, that gives it all its flavour.’   William Cowper’s much repeated, (although not usually in its entirety) quote sums up very much the ethos

Paragon started as a small self published comic, the brainchild of Editor Dave Candlish. Over seven issues, Dave has now seen his baby all grown up to the

‘L’Morte D’Arthur.’ The title alone resounds through the ages. This, after all is the granddaddy of fantasy fiction, the original, the one that set the tone and that all

Flux is the first release, hopefully of many, from the new UK arm of What the Flux Comics, based in the US. It’s a collection of four new stories.

It’s late 1960 and the world is on the cusp of change. In the cellar bars of the St Pauli district of Hamburg, five young Liverpudlians live out their