Over at Kirkus, Patrick Hester talks about The Illustrated Hobbit. Because...[insert dramatic pause]...THAT'S WHAT HE DOES. [Now insert dramatic music. Yeah, I know...A lot of Do-it-Yourself here.] [...]
Frederik Peeters has received five nominations in the Best Book category at Angoulême (the so-called “Cannes of comics”) and in 2013 won the Best Series prize [...]
Over on the Kirkus Reviews Blog, I’m taking a look at a new graphic novel adaptation of Brent Weeks’ The Way of Shadows. From the post: The Way of Shadows by [...]
Over on the Kirkus Reviews Blog today, I take a look at Paizo and Dynamite’s Comic Collection: Pathfinder Volume 1: Dark Waters Rising. From the post: With an [...]
Over on the Kirkus Reviews Blog, I have a new post up on Ghosted Volume One: Haunted Heist from Image comics. From the post: Imagine Ocean’s Eleven if the heist was all [...]
This week on the Kirkus Reviews blog, I take a look at Alan Moore’s Nemo: Heart of Ice. From the post: Moore revisits the world he created in The League of [...]
Gregory A. Wilson is currently an Associate Professor of English at St. John’s University in New York City, where he teaches creative writing and fantasy fiction along [...]
This week on the Kirkus Reviews Blog, I take a look at Lazarus One from Image Comics. From the post: In the future, the world is split not into countries, but fiefdoms [...]
Jim Butcher may be in between Dresden Files novels at the moment, but Harry’s adventures continue – this time in a bridge story that takes place between Fool Moon [...]
Thor: The Dark World opens on November 8th. With that in mind, I thought I’d take a look at some of Thor’s more recent adventures for the Kirkus Reviews blog. [...]
In honor of it winning the 2013 Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story, I thought I’d go ahead and take a look at Saga: Volume 1 this week on the Kirkus Blog. From the post: [...]
Over on the Kirkus Blog, I’m taking a look at Astounding Space Thrills: Argosy Smith and the Codex Reckoning. From the post: Astounding Space Thrills: Argosy Smith [...]
Science is bad, m’kay?Over on the Kirkus Reviews Blog today, i have a piece on The Manhattan Projects Vol 1: Science Bad. Here’s an excerpt from the post: You [...]
Today over on the Kirkus blog, I talk about The Legend of Drizzt: A Neverwinter Tale by R.A. Salvatore. From the post: It’s difficult to imagine Dungeons & Dragons [...]
Previously, I reviewed Gail Simone’s first volume for the rebooted Batgirl series, The Darkest Reflection, which is a part of DC’s New 52 initiative. In the [...]