With Van Heflin and Barbara Stanwyck in the lead, B.F.’s Daughter turns out to be a pleasing drama that sees the two in and out of love with each other, the former […]
When You Know You Know – B.F.’s Daughter (1948)
B.F.’s Daughter (1948) – The Visuals
Song of the Day: Hayley Williams – Dead Horse (Glass Animals Remix)
Take a track by Hayley Williams and factor in a little Glass Animals and the result is pure greatness.
Song of the Day: Diplo Presents… Thomas Wesley – Dance With Me (ft. Thomas Rhett & Young Thug)
A great collaboration that works on every level.
Issue by Issue – Star Hunters #4
Writer – David MichelinieArtist – Rich BucklerInker – Bob LaytonColours – Jerry SerpeLetters – Shelly Leferman When last seen, David Michelinie had seemingly killed off the lead of the book, one Donovan […]
Song of the Day: Liam Gallagher – Sad Song
It is not hard to admit that the man still has it from the voice to the performance and perhaps, continues to get better as time goes on.
Issue by Issue – Micronauts Vol.2 #13
Writer – Peter B. GillisArtist – Kelley JonesInker – Danny Bulanadi, Kelley JonesColours – Bob SharenLetters – Janice Chiang Devil is in pain, a lot of pain and it confuses Biotron as […]
Song of the Day: Zella Day – My Game
Excellent in so many ways, it is easier just to watch/listen to understand why.
Pulptastic! – Robert A. Heinlein
Song of the Day: Coldplay – Everything’s Not Lost
One of Coldplay’s best songs, Everything’s Not Lost from their first album Parachutes never became one of their biggest hits but it still resonates as nothing but fantastic whenever heard.
The Telltale Mind 