Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection
2000AD has long been an institution of British comics, ever since it was first published in 1977.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Jinx Town by Sam Stone
Horror author Sam Stone's latest novel is the first in a new post-apocalyptic science fiction/fantasy series.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Review: Kat on a Hot Tin Airship by Sam Stone
Whilst this novel is a sequel to Sam Stone’s previous horror/fantasy story Zombies at Tiffany’s, and utilises many of the same characters, Kat on a Hot Tin…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Robbie Burns: Witch Hunter
Robbie Burns: Witch Hunter, published by Renegade Arts Entertainment, comes from the creative team of writers Gordon Rennie and Emma Beeby along with artist…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Matt Reviews SpruKits by Bandai
There was a bit of a delay on this one due to be having 99 problems and my computer’s CPU being one but here it is, my review of Sprukits by Bandai.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsMatt Geary
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Night Post - a brief review
Night Post is one of the newest Improper Books comics, one that I had the chance to read it and it made quite a good impression.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsCristina Bogdan
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LOOTMONSTER UNBOXING & MATT EATS A TWINKIE
We were lucky enough to get a Loot Monster box through the door… Matt opens it up and sees what awesome geekiness is inside!
ReviewsBooks & ComicsMatt Geary
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Review: Stephen King's 11/22/63
11/22/63 is a rare novel by Stephen King that does involve horror, but is it any good? Peter Ray Allison goes back to the good-old-days of 1960's America and finds out.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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The Hockey Saint: Graphic Novel Review
Whether it's a book or a graphic novel, if you finish it in one sitting it's due to one of two reasons. Either you have too much free time OR your enjoying it too much (Harry Potter fanatics can attest). In the case of Howard Shapiro's 'The Hockey Saint' it was definitely the latter, it's a great read about the pitfalls of getting to know your idol. Something Tom Leonard a college sophomore quickly discovers when he strikes up a friendship with 21-year-old Hockey Superstar Jeremiah Jacobson.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsStephen Brewer
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The Kill Screen #1: I Love You
“Set two years after ‘The Kill Screen’ event, humanity is left on the brink of extinction leaving the remaining survivors caught in a deadly 8-bit fight for…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsCallum Tyndall
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Uber Special #1
Kieron Gillen’s Uber has been going for almost a year now and, as the writer points out in his afterword in this special, there’s been lots of generals and…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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