Joe Golem Omnibus
Joe Golem, Occult Detective is, I believe, the only Mignola Outerverse character I’ve just not ever read. This arrived unexpectedly today. I’d forgotten I’d ordered it ages ago.
Read MoreJoe Golem, Occult Detective is, I believe, the only Mignola Outerverse character I’ve just not ever read. This arrived unexpectedly today. I’d forgotten I’d ordered it ages ago.
Read MoreLuckily, Dave’s Comics had a copy of the first issue of Terry Moore’s new series, Parker Girls. My LCS couldn’t get a copy for me and – taking the opportunity of being in Brighton – I managed to pick it up. As usual, it’s a fantastic comic book. I always…
Read MoreNot the real thing but a facsimile of the Steve Ditko-drawn (and probably plotted) annual from 1964. I believe it’s the first appearance of the villainous Sinister Six. I adore Ditko’s run on Spider-man and don’t think it’s ever been bettered. When I was a boy I had a British…
Read MoreFinal part of Abnett & Culbard’s Brink: Mercury Retrograde in this week’s 2000AD. Brink continues to be a fascinating comic and this book/series/season has approached the story from a very different (and thoroughly engaging) perspective. I’m in the process of re-reading the first four book atm.
Read MorePicked this up from a secondhand bookshop in Rochester. I found it in the Literary Criticism section. As I’m in a bit of a personal X-Men revival, I couldn’t resist. It’s a series of interviews by Tom DeFalco with creators from Stan Lee to Grant Morrison. Some really interesting stuff….
Read MoreMoore and Campbell’s extraordinary re-telling of the Jack the Ripper story (though it’s much more than that). I’ve read From Hell at least twice before but not for a very long time. I actually want a copy of the recent colourised version but picked up this instead (though only noticed…
Read More2019’s big change to the X-Men universe. I’ve got the single issues somewhere and have kept up with what’s been happening since. My interest in the X-Men has been renewed by Kieron Gillen’s involvement. Getting this as a hardcover without paying a crazy price took a long time.
Read MoreAnother snap of the Moon. It’s amazing to see the detail and begin to navigate locations. Here the three large “bruised” areas are Mare Serenitatis, Mare Tranquillitatis and Mare Fecunditatis. To their right, Mare Crisium and to their lower-left, Mare Nectaris. On the left is the top of the Apennines…
Read MoreVery surprised how easy it is to take a snap of the Moon using a phone just by holding the camera up to the eyepiece of the telescope.
Read MoreDug out the telescope we bought a few years ago.
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