Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Chapter Eight Review: The Burial
Last review, when I mentioned the pace seemed to be picking up, I wasn’t thinking “The Burial” would begin with
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Chapter Seven Review: Feast Of Feasts
Over the course of seven episodes Chilling Adventures has introduced a ton of different storylines. “Feast of Feasts” is an
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For those unfamiliar with the story of the Black Bull (and I’m not familiar with it myself), Kit and Cat
Read moreChilling Adventures of Sabrina, Chapter Six Review: An Exorcism In Greendale
There’s a moment this episode when Ambrose calls Sabrina “cocky.” It’s when Sabrina brings up that the exorcism on Susie’s
Read moreChilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Chapter Five Review: Dreams In A Witch House
There are a lot of reasons why “Dreams In A Witch House” is a great episode but the biggest, and
Read moreChilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Chapter Four Review: Witch Academy
Another weekend gone without Sabrina having to tell her friends she’s a witch. The Spellmans aren’t half bad at this
Read moreGrooving To The Beat Of Fantagraphics’ I Am Young
Located in Edinburgh, the Greenfriars Bobby Fountain (in the book “Greenfriars” has an apostrophe) commemorates a dog that stood over
Read moreChilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Chapter Three Review: The Trial of Sabrina Spellman
The Dark Lord and Sabrina settle their differences in a court room? Sure, the Infernal Three are about the creepiest
Read moreChilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Chapter Two Review: The Dark Baptism
About halfway through the episode, under the cover of talking about superheroes, Sabrina asks Harvey ‘What Would Harvey Do?’ if
Read moreChilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Chapter One Review: October Country
Last year, on the Friday before Halloween, we got the second season of Stranger Things. This year we’ve been gifted with Chilling Adventures
Read moreTV Review: Where Welsh Drama ‘Bang’ Series 1 Goes Off Target
To say Season One of Bang is about a gun is truthful, but it’s that definitive article, “a,” that’s important.
Read moreGrimmfest 2018: I’ll Take Your Dead
We’ve all seen the movie or TV show where the father does bad things for a living, tries to keep
Read moreBlu-Ray Review: Don’t Mess With ‘Molly’
Everyone has an opinion on spoilers and whether they like them or not, but if they’re that devastating to the
Read moreThe Spiral Staircase: Is It Worth The Descent?
When a killer starts targeting women with afflictions, will Helen (Dorothy McGuire), who’s mute, be next? Any summary you read
Read moreGrimmfest 2018: Await Further Instructions
After avoiding your family baggage for years, you could probably do better than Christmas to try and salvage old ties.
Read morePatience! Conviction! Revenge! #1 Is Weird Western Fun
It was the same thing with his Black Mask series There’s Nothing There, but if there’s one thing you can
Read moreAdvanced Review – Alice: From Dream To Dream Makes For Sweet Reading
Alice has been going through a tough time. When we meet her at the start of Alice: From Dream to
Read moreOctober Frights Start Early With Fantasmagoría #1
Following the smash debut of his Vertigo series, Border Town, with Ramon Villalobos (a second printing of the first issue
Read moreCostume Quest: Invasion of The Candy Snatchers Asks ‘How Far Would You Go For Candy?’
What would you do to score an invite to the party the cool kids are throwing? If your Klem, and
Read moreAdvance Review: Rocket Robinson And The Secret Of The Saint, Or The Search For The Missing Painting
From writer-illustrator, Sean O’Neill, Rocket Robinson and the Secret of the Saint is one of those all-ages books where you have
Read moreBelonging: A German Reckons With History And Home Searches For Answers From An Unaccommodating Past
Throughout Nora Krug’s new graphic memoir, Belonging, there’s a recurring section called “From the notebook of a homesick émigré.” Printed
Read moreCracking Castle Rock – Episode 10: “Romans,” Or The End Of The Story
For the wages of sin is death… – Romans 6:23 Even before we see the words “Previously on Castle Rock,”
Read moreFighting The British With Bats: Advanced Review Of Black Max Volume 1
There’s something about writers, Frank Pepper & Ken Mennell, clarifying that Black Max’s bats are “giant” that encapsulates everything I
Read moreBanana Sunday Makes Noise With Silent Comedy: Advanced Review Of A Simian OGN
I didn’t think a graphic novel about three monkeys going to high school would be the one to remind me
Read moreCracking Castle Rock – Episode 9: “Henry Deaver,” Or He Wasn’t Asking For A Lawyer After All
What if Skarsgärd’s character isn’t the Devil but Castle Rock’s greatest victim? This is the curve ball thrown by Castle
Read moreWhen Dollhouses Stop Being Toys: A Look At Why You Should Watch PBS’ The Miniaturist
A cabinet is many things but a wedding gift, from a husband to his wife, probably shouldn’t be one of
Read moreThought Bubble Debuts: Cicadian Rhythms, A Tale Of Dragons And Ale From Madius Comics
If I had to describe Cicadian Rhythms in one word it would be “whirlwind.” Everything favors speed in Madius Comics’
Read moreCracking Castle Rock – Episode 8: “Past Perfect,” Or Trying To Pull A Sixth Sense
After an episode spent filling in the gaps of Ruth’s timeline, Castle Rock proves unwilling to break the habit and
Read moreCorgis And Codes: A Review Of Beyonders #1 From AfterShock Comics
Going into Beyonders #1 I was expecting something akin to National Treasure. Now I think Spy Kids would be a
Read moreLearning About The Female Body Doesn’t Have To Be Uncomfortable In Fantagraphics’ Fruit Of Knowledge’
There’s a great episode of Orange Is The New Black (“A Whole Other Hole”) where a bunch of the girls
Read moreCracking Castle Rock – Episode 7: “The Queen,” Or Ruth’s Chekov’s Gun
It’s not unusual on TV to see an episode go through events we’ve already seen from another character’s perspective, or
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