‘Skeletons’ Filled With Dark Humor
Alison Zai's Skeletons have been an online hit since 2014, and for those wanting a proper collection of her best work on the comic, a coffee-table ready hardcover Skeletons book arrived this month via Sex and M...
Kymera Press Shows Off Serious All-Grrrl Power
The giant success of Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman has knocked down barriers to female readers in the comics and graphic novel worlds. Male readers are accepting powerful female characters too.
But the wa...
Theater Review: ‘King Kong’ Konquers in Klever Kavalcade of Kicks and Kitsch
Brian Newell might have pulled off the eighth wonder of the world with his latest Maverick Theater production, King Kong. Clever, engaging, and most importantly fun, it stirs not only a new appreciation for th...
REVIEW: An Inside Look at the Future of ‘Resident Evil’
Despite other zombie-culture competition like The Walking Dead, 28 Days Later, Dead Rising, and Dying Light, Resident Evil has managed to remain among the top survival games within the horror genre for more tha...
128 Years After his Birth, H.P. Lovecraft is Reanimating in Pop Culture
The Cthulhu is trending. Its tentacled images are creeping onto new lines of T-shirts, posters, and graphic novels, and is being referenced anew in movies, mazes, and lots of unexpected places. Author H.P. Love...
Christmas For The Dead: QM’s Aiden Sinclair Talks About His New Show
The Queen Mary's resident magician Aiden Sinclair has a new Christmas show called Ghosts of Christmas Passed, A Theatrical Seance! featuring Sinclair's trademark combination of story telling and illusion. All ...
130 Years On, Jack The Ripper’s Shadow Is Still Long
In the wee small hours of Aug. 31, 1888, the body of Mary Ann Nichols was found. Her mutilated remains laid in a puddle of blood in Buck’s Row, a particularly unsavory corner of the poor, downtrodden Whitechape...
Ripper Anniversary: What To Watch
The series of unsolved bloody murders of poor women left smokey, Victorian London terrified and transfixed 130 years ago. The obsession also made for great fiction and wild speculation as to who the killer was ...
Ripper Anniversary: What To Read
The publishing world has always been the most fertile for Ripper-related works. Though flooded with bargain basement accountings of the murders and speculative works on the killer's identity, there's quality fi...
