Honeymoon is the sort of horror film that plays upon the most basic of fears which is always a gamble because either it will work or it will not. To make it […]
Not Want You Want on a… – Honeymoon (2014)
Issue by Issue – The Warlord #97
Writer – Cary Burkett Artist – Rick Buckler Inker – Pablo Marcos Colours – Jerry Serpe Letters – David Cody Weiss Having seemingly recovered from his nightmares in the previous issue, Travis […]
Issue by Issue – Rom #55
Writer – Bill Mantlo Artist – Sal Buscema Inker – Mel Candido Colours – Ben Sean Letters – Janice Chiang Rom and Starshine, along with the army, have made it to Mercy […]
Issue by Issue – The Warlord #96
Writer – Cary Burkett Artist – Rick Stasi Inker – Bil Collins Colours – Jerry Serpe Letters – John Costanza The battle to reclaim Shamballah is going to happen soon and so […]
Mind Capsules – Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders #2 and Birthright #10
Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders #2 Writer – Al Ewing Artist – Alan Davis Inker – Mark Farmer Colours – Wil Quintana After the murder of Baron Yinsen, Yinsen city has […]
Move Over For… – The Invisible Woman (1940)
Where the first two films in the Invisible Man franchise concentrated on horror, there was absolutely none present in this film. The Invisible Woman, which you would expect to be a horror […]
Look Out, Because… – The Invisible Man Returns (1940)
The next movie in Universal’s Invisible Man cannon was The Invisible Man Returns and it would do so without Claude Rains, who was the star of that first film. Instead, taking up […]
Mind Capsules – Inhumans: Attilan Rising #4 and Starve #3
Inhumans: Attilan Rising #4 Writer – Charles Soule Artist – John Timms Inker – Roberto Poggi Colours – Frank D’Armata Things start ramping up for our heroes as Black Bolt is being […]
Mind Capsules – Gotham Academy #9 and Descender #6
Gotham Academy #9 Writer – Becky Cloonan, Brendan Fletcher Artist – Karl Kerschl Colours – Serge LaPointe, Msassyk Something attacked Tristan and the gang is determined to get to the bottom of […]
Watch Your Back, It’s…. – The Invisible Man (1933)
After the success of Frankenstein, Universal wanted to keep the momentum going and so it was that The Invisible Man was brought to life. One of the more interesting aspects of the […]
The Telltale Mind 