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Magic: the Gathering, flagship title in the world of collective card games, stalwart veteran of the tabletop gaming culture and now in its 23rd year and…
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Magic: the Gathering, flagship title in the world of collective card games, stalwart veteran of the tabletop gaming culture and now in its 23rd year and…

I’ve spent the last 24 hours staring at my laptop screen with a blank document staring back at me.

Just in case you’ve been living under a rock that only had dial-up for the last week or so, Pokémon Go has been released by Niantic Labs.

It adds a whole new dimension to a truly Marvelous experience.

I doubt that when Mr Stoker wrote a little novel called Dracula in 1897 he could have imagined the bizarre and myriad forms his creations would take over the…

HorrorCon is a prime opportunity for connoisseurs of the macabre to mingle with like-minded fiends in an atmospheric space to celebrate the weird and wonderful world of horror in all its mediums.

Imagine a world where, when you die, your soul is uploaded to a man-made digital afterlife.

*****SPOILERS FOR SEASON 2 OF THE FLASH!******* *****AND FLASHPOINT, I GUESS******** At the end of the last season of The Flash, Barry Allen, still reeling…

This past Father’s Day weekend in the US also marked the fifth annual Denver Comic-Con in Denver, CO.

In the world of Westeros and beyond, there’s not much time for hearts and flowers and it’s more pillage and chill than a cuddle up on the couch.

Before I get into reviewing The Detail Episode 3 – Devil in the Details, I have to say that I more than a little bit in love with film noir and hard-boiled…

Sophie Sparham’s Snow in Hell starts out innocently enough as high-concept science-fiction, then angels start appearing, then necromancers, and then it gets seriously weird.