Locke & Key: Clockworks When I finished Clockworks, there was a note at the end of the book indicating that the story would be concluded with Book 6. I think this is a mistake. I think Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez should continue to work within the Lovecraft universe until the end of time.All joking aside,…
Lance Storm’s Storm Warning Lance Evers (Storm) was one of the first professional wrestlers to have his own weekly blog independent of any organization he had been performing for. He would often either write about his day to day experiences in the industry or he would travel back in time and tell stories about breaking…
The Stand: Soul Survivors Nick Andros continues on his trek across America, stumbling across Tom Cullen, a mentally handicapped survivor of the plague. While the two aren’t exactly compatible at first, they soon realize that they’re important to one another after two near death experiences. We’re also catching up on Larry Underwood’s journey as he…
The Stand: American Nightmares Picking up where part one left off, American Nightmares further showcases the already established characters dealing with the aftermath of Captain Trips while still introducing new players in the story. Stu Redman contemplates escape from the CDC while Larry Underwood meets up with another woman as they begin their slow trek…
Preacher: Proud Americans Proud Americans is a pretty big deal. I mean, a lot happens here. Ennis only scratched the surface in the prior collection detailing the secret religious organization, The Grail. In Proud Americans, we’re given a bit of a back story behind Starr’s hatred for their groups leader as well as their ridiculous…
The Stand: Captain Trips The first five issues in Marvel’s adaptation of Stephen King’s famous novel The Stand, are contained within the first collection, Captain Trips. A virus is let loose from a top secret government facility causing people to exhibit symptoms in line with the flu. However, this strain is 100% fatal. Following the…
The Art & Making of The Dark Knight Trilogy Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy is not only my favorite comic book trilogy of all time, it’s easily my favorite movie trilogy of all time. When I heard that a book was being released that chronicled the making of all 3 films, I jumped at the chance to…
Stephen King’s The Stand I can’t stress to you how much I loved this book. I know that it’s pretty much the norm to consider this King’s finest effort..BUT there’s a reason for that. Now, granted, I haven’t read anywhere near his full catalogue but I have this feeling that I may not like anything…
Every Read Thing 