Books & Comics

Review Fix: So which books, whether they’re BSC or not, stand out to you the most and why? Ann M. Martin: A Corner of The […]

After a bit of a “BSC” hiatus, Ann M. Martin talks about why she decided to come back to the popular Babysitter’s Club series, as […]

Will Eisner was a chronicler who changed the way people viewed graphic novels. His stories were about the everyman in which he “came to rely […]

After reading the first dozen or so pages of “Ultimate Galactus: Ultimate Nightmare,” you get the feeling that something huge is going to happen. That […]

“Crap” is not just another self-help manual, but a guide to cleaning out one’s life of meaningless, troublesome nonsense. As the paperback says, you can […]

A story of the upbringing of an orphan boy in Indian slums, “Slumdog Millionaire” by Vikas Swarup strikes the readers with sympathy for the characters, […]

When people think about the Nazi Holocaust, they usually think of a miserable event in world history that resulted in the torturing and deaths of […]

Baby-Sitters Club fans were recently in for a treat: Ann M. Martin brought back the four original founding sitters and wrote them into a long-awaited […]

With infidelity, promiscuous behavior, and television shows like “Sex in the City” becoming new trends in American society and pop culture, it’s no wonder that […]

Dark, mysterious, and scary, yet engrossingly written and charismatic, Mike Carey’s “John Constantine: Hellblazer: All His Engines” is a graphic novel that begs to be […]

22 years ago, comic book history was made. Sick of the direction the Batman series was headed in and the lukewarm reception of the second […]