Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Wait, what now? It’s nearly the end of January already? How did that happen? But it did. But, enough about
Read moreWait, what now? It’s nearly the end of January already? How did that happen? But it did. But, enough about
Read moreAfter the announcement that writer Jason Aaron was heading up the relaunch of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at IDW, we
Read moreGoddamn it IDW. Why do you put out your PR at a time when us UK bloggers are hunkering down
Read moreIllustrator, musician and creator Alan Robert, the brains behind the Beauty of Horror adult colouring books, has just signed a
Read moreIt’s unclear whether John Ridley and Stefano Raffaele have ever been interrogated, but the creative team behind The Ministry of
Read moreWho knew that young Jean-Luc Picard had such a difficult time coming up with one of his signature commands? The
Read moreIDW’s and Patrick Horvath’s Beneath The Trees Where Nobody Sees #2 has sold out and is now heading for a
Read moreCharacter studies typically offer valuable insights into why a person in a story behaves or thinks the way they do.
Read moreFrom Invasion of the Body Snatchers to The Stepford Wives, it’s never easy being the only one in town who
Read moreIDW’s The Hunger and the Dusk centers around mortal enemies – humans and Orcs – who must band together when
Read moreAliens are among us – and they have been for decades, in the new IDW series The Ministry of Compliance.
Read moreThe Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have fought all manner of foes over the years. But going head to head against
Read moreIDW’s Dark Spaces anthology series continues to branch out under the watchful eye of writer Scott Snyder. The franchise began
Read moreColoring books have become a sort of therapy in our society. Perhaps they remind us of a simpler time in
Read moreFor a series about a decades-long alien conspiracy to subjugate Earth, The Ministry of Compliance certainly starts off with a
Read moreFor a series that initially didn’t feature much of its titular hero in the first two issues, the conclusion of
Read moreWho would have believed that the passionate Jean-Luc Picard could act colder and more logical than Spock? The young Jean-Luc
Read moreTalk about a nightmare scenario. The Enterprise is being terrorized by the spirit of Jack the Ripper that has become
Read moreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds – The Scorpius Run pits the Enterprise crew against other starships in the race of
Read moreFinally! The Rocketeer has made an appearance in his own comic. It may not seem like a lot to ask,
Read moreOnly writer Scott Snyder and artist Hayden Sherman could make the prospect of spending time in a dungeon sound appealing.
Read moreAh, the legendary Star Trek holodeck – where an untold number of plot points are born and routine leisure activities
Read moreWhile Spock never took the infamous Kobayashi Maru test, in the final issue of the Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Read moreAndrew Maclean (Snarlagon, Head Lopper) joins Jake Smith (Blood Force Trauma) on the Dead Gremlin Podcast to discuss their work
Read moreThe good news is that this issue of The Rocketeer: In the Den of Thieves starts off with something that’s
Read moreWelcome to Colonia! It was nice knowing you. People keep dying in Colonia at an alarming rate. In fact, the
Read moreAfter the thrilling conclusion of Jean-Luc Picard’s career seen in the Paramount+ show Star Trek: Picard, IDW takes us 76
Read moreIn Star Trek lore, Pavel Chekov has a knack for getting hurt. A lot. In Star Trek: The Motion Picture,
Read moreFinally, the Rocketeer has come back – literally and figuratively. After the previous miniseries deprived readers of seeing much of
Read moreWelcome to the table, I’ve talked about the adventures of the Dragonborn Paladin and The Cat Wizard before. Two characters
Read moreVivian Drake is no stranger to playing heroes in the movies. When given the chance to behave like a hero
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