I love PJ Harvey. I’ve always loved PJ Harvey. Ever since, as a young, disheveled teen, I first saw her emerge as
Paradox Girl #1 from Hana Comics presents a very fresh and original comic book; an interesting, original premise, written with smart wit,
I deliberately waited some time before attempting to write a review of Star Wars: Episode VII, as when it concerns something like
As psychological subjects for a comic-book go, they don’t come much richer than the Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Vader… or
I think one of my first experiences of the idea of romantic love might’ve been as a six-year-old, watching Princess Leia Organa
When I was a little kid, I remember I used to draw Darth Vader, Boba Fett and the Imperial Tie-Fighters compulsively. Whenever
So to reiterate from my review of Spiderwoman #1 – 4: I adore Jessica Drew. And so I was always bound to
The ability of Marvel’s various creative forces to come up with interesting and potent new characters even this far down the line
Billy Corgan is definitely one of those guys who has gotten stranger as he’s gotten older. An undisputed musical icon and innovator
Having been genuinely bowled over by the compelling ‘Wynter’ #1 by Guy Hasson recently, and by what Mr Hasson is doing generally