Jericho’s Lions Roar Just Loud Enough
Chris Jericho’s autobiography “A Lion’s Tale,” co-written with Peter Thomas Fornatale misses the mark at times not because of what is said during the course […]
Books & Comics
New York Public Library on 42nd Street Gets Facelift
The pride of the two marble lions residing at the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue and 42 Street has finally been restored. After […]
The Price is Right
The worst thing you can say about issue 24 of “Vincent Price Presents†is also a huge compliment: The damned thing’s too short. It’s always […]
Dealing With More Than Zombies Now
Through the first four volumes of the Walking Dead graphic novel series, the characters have continued to adapt to their ever-changing environment. That is, for […]
Fantastically Eerie and Weird
“Unpleasant Tales,” by Brendan Connell is quite a collection of over twenty strange, twisted, and often horrific short stories. These works are not for those […]
Getting Used to it All
When death lurks around every corner and the only stability in life is instability, you have very essence of the fourth volume of the Walking […]
Straight From Troma: Lloyd Kaufman’s Bestselling First Book, ‘ALL I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FILMMAKING I LEARNED FROM THE TOXIC AVENGER,’ Is Back In Print
Written By Lloyd Kaufman and James Gunn Introduction by Roger Corman (New York) Returning to print, it’s ALL I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FILMMAKING I […]
Exposing the Events that Crippled a ‘Sport’
Even if you’re not a fan of professional wrestling, the chilling events that led to the death of Chris Benoit, his wife Nancy and their […]
Atlanta Just Got Hotter
“Blood Trinity” is the first in the new Belador series by Sherrilyn Kenyon and Dianna Love and introduces us to a fantasy fiction world where […]
Continuing the Zombie Classic
Embracing its gritty and realistic feel even more in “Safety Behind Bars,†the third volume of “The Walking Dead†graphic novel collection, continues the fantastic […]