Category: Review

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

We live in an age of miracles, but not of the religious variety. The wonders of the modern age are technological, an ever refined harnessing of material and

When finishing the first book of a trilogy, the urge to immediately pick up the next instalment is usually a good thing, but unfortunately, when reading the novels

Mark Millar’s creator owned projects managed a double whammy over the festive period with the final chapter of our introduction to Nemesis, Issue 4, reaching us and the

Twenty six years ago, a cultural phenomenon swept Britain. Almost thirteen years old, like all of my generation, I had grown up in a world of only three

So promised the opening sequence of the first two seasons of Battlestar Galactica. The implication was that the Cylons had a wider plan than that which was already

I must confess, my knowledge of the Norse pantheon of Gods doesn’t stretch much beyond the basics. A smattering of knowledge picked up doing a primary 5 (that’s

You always get a lot of bang for your buck with anthologies. If you don’t like the story you’re reading it’s not long ‘til the next one comes

This post contains spoilers – if you don’t want to know what happens in Kick-Ass, Nemesis, or Superior then turn back now! The third of Mark Millar’s much

I have a reading policy when it comes to sci-fi and fantasy: I will not read part of a continuing trilogy or series without having read its predecessors.