Batman Europa #1, or "The Comic that almost wasn't."
Right off the bat (sorry), I want to say how good it feels seeing Jim Lee drawing a Batman title again; Jim is one of my favourite comic book artists and has…
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Sorcery! 3 - IOS App Review
Over a year has passed since I last traveled with the sorcerer from Analand on their quest for the stolen Crown of Kings.
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Dead Leaves by Andrew David Barker
Peter Ray Allison returns to the time of the video nasty in the UK with the stunning novella Dead Leaves by Andrew David Barker.
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Dept of Monsterology Sabbaticals #1
The last time I mentioned Dept. of Monsterology published by Renegade Arts Entertainment it was in the back end of 2013, an impressive pulp sci-fi inspired…
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The Casebook of Sam Spallucci, by A.S. Chambers
This first casebook is an interesting offering from the Lancastrian author A.S. Chambers .
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Ernest Cline's - Armada
If you’re a fan of Ernest Cline you could say that since his last release it’s been rather difficult to find another novel of a similar nature, unless of…
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Retribution Falls a.k.a "You can't take the sky from me, again..."
So, I have just finished a story, an adventure if you will, one so bold and vibrant that it reached into my very soul and hugged me.
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A TRULY HELLISH EXPERIENCE! - A Look Back At A Fighting Fantasy Classic
I’m more than just a pro gamer. There’s a well-kept secret none of my friends nor family members know of : I’M A FRICKIN FANTASY TEXT ROLEPLAYER!!
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Fool’s Assassin by Robin Hobb
After more than a decade, Robin Hobb's Fitz and the Fool return with Fool's Assassin, and Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison attempts write a review that is more than just "Read this book" five hundred times.
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