Jim Starlin has been doing Thanos stories for a long, long time now. Some are good, some are great and some simply are not. Such is the way with everything, comic book […]
Reunited and it Feels So Good… – Thanos: The Infinity Revelation
Song of the Day: The Early November – Boxing Timelines
Returning with their latest single, The Early November continue to prove that thirteen or so years onwards, they still have what it takes. Lyrics: Crawling through the basement Seeing in the […]
Issue by Issue – The Warlord #84
Writer – Cary Burkett Artist – Dan Jurgens Inker – Dan Adkins Colours – Jerry Serpe Letters – Phil Felix As predicted, Travis Morgan wants nothing to do with being the President […]
The Undying Monster (1942) – The Visuals
Only During the Full Moon – The Undying Monster (1942)
The Undying Monster is an interesting picture for two reasons being that it tries to be like Universal’s The Wolf Man while at the same time trying to find its own identity. […]
Song of the Day: The Curious Incident – Please Don’t Say
The latest single from The Curious Incident called Please Don’t Say is a great bit of pop which is reminiscent of Crystal Fighters and has an energy that is really infectious. Prepare […]
Issue by Issue – Rom #45
Writer – Bill Mantlo Artist – Sal Buscema Inker – Ian Akin, Brian Garvey Colours – Ben Sean Letters – Janice Chiang This particular issue of Rom starts out on a fairly […]
You Would Never Know That They Are… – The Devil’s Men (1976)
The Devil’s Men, also known as The Land of the Minotaur, is that interesting combination of low budget and big name stars. In fact, despite the film boasting some cheesy dialogue and […]
Monday Mixin’s – Indie Playlist May 2015
Here is a short but sweet playlist by JKind!e M featuring some really fun songs. Simply put, a solid half hour of great listening! Tracklist: 1. Golden Coast – Take You Away […]
Issue by Issue – The Warlord #83
Writer – Cary Burkett Artist – Dan Jurgens Inker – Bruce D. Patterson Colours – Jerry Serpe Letters – Albert DeGuzman Cary Burkett and Dan Jurgens outdo themselves on this issue as […]
The Telltale Mind 