Writer – Greg Potter Artist – Gene Colan Inker – Bob McLeod Colours – Tom Ziuko Letters – John Costanza Two stories are told within this issue with the title’s star taking […]
Issue by Issue – Jemm, Son of Saturn #6
Only One Man Can Do What is Needed – Rush (1983)
As far as post-nuke pictures go, with most post-apocalyptic movies taking place after nuclear devastation – that or zombie holocaust, it is not all that bad. It is very light on plot […]
Where Life is a Battle – Exterminators of the Year 3000 (1983)
The search for water is real in the year 3000 as the post-apocalyptic planet Earth has very little to give. Enter roving gangs, people just wanting to live, a little boy who […]
Just Trying to Get Along – America 3000 (1986)
America 3000 is best defined as being silly schlock, but it is the good kind of schlock, the kind that makes a person want to continue watching this film no matter how […]
Issue by Issue – Jemm, Son of Saturn #5
Writer – Greg Potter Artist – Gene Colan Inker – Klaus Janson Colours – Tom Ziuko Letters – John Costanza After not knowing for sure if he was the last Saturnian alive, […]
Four Colour Thoughts – Dejah Thoris #0
The Creators – Amy Chu – Writer, Pasquale Qualano – Artist, Valentina Pinto – Colours, Thomas Napolitano – Letters The Players – Dejah Thoris The Story – Before she was the princess […]
Issue by Issue – Jemm, Son of Saturn #4
Writer – Greg Potter Artist – Gene Colan Inker – Klaus Janson Colours – Tom Ziuko Letters – John Costanza Greg Potter starts the fourth issue of Jemm off a little slow, […]
Issue by Issue – Jemm, Son of Saturn #3
Writer – Greg Potter Artist – Gene Colan Inker – Klaus Janson Colours – Tom Ziuko Letters – John Costanza After the defeat of Kamah the Koolar, the White Saturnian who somehow […]
Nothing Can Stop the… – Mega Piranha (2010)
Mega Piranha is one of the few movies produced by The Asylum done right. It is over-the-top, crazy and exciting and features giant piranhas that are out to eat everything in their […]
Mutated and Hungry… – Octopus (2000)
If there is one thing that Octopus does right from the first moment it starts, it is to deliver an interesting backstory that tells the audience essentially how it is the titular […]
The Telltale Mind 