Romancing the planet(s)
A few years ago, my interest in the planetary romance genre was reignited, and I decided to read several classic series in this genre for the first time – and tell everybody what I thought about them.
A few years ago, my interest in the planetary romance genre was reignited, and I decided to read several classic series in this genre for the first time – and tell everybody what I thought about them.
There are some things you’re just not allowed to think if you’re a comic book geek. Here are some of the ones I think.
The holodeck in the post-TOS Star Trek is an intriguing bit of future hi-tech, but it may have been used a bit too much as a storytelling device, and sometimes it was just plain annoying.
Captain Marvel is a good entry into the MCU; neither the best nor the worst they’ve made.
A few years ago, a bunch of Croatian comics artists created a bunch of spoof-like strips as a tribute to their pal, Goran Parlov, called Parlight Starlov – and now it’s lovely, a bona-fide book.
Been thinking about lesser-known tiny adventurers lately; the CMDF, the City Under the Back Steps, and the Micronauts…. no, the OTHER ones.