Batman: No Man’s Land (Vol. 1)

When Hell goes to war with itself, only the devil is declared the winner. DC comics has brought together two of my favorite things; Batman and post-apocalyptic fiction. I almost feel as if this series has been made for me. So, here’s the deal. A massive earthquake has rocked Gotham City to its core –…

Kick-Ass 2

I have a confession to make. I haven’t read the first Kick-Ass book nor its follow up, Hit-Girl. To the best of my knowledge, the first movie pretty much nailed what went on in the first two hardcovers and by the looks of the trailer for Kick-Ass 2, it’s set to do the same. I…

The Age Atomic

Following the events of Empire State, all seemed to be well in both New York and it’s counterpart, The Empire State.  However, when we pick things up in The Age Atomic, the fissure is missing and The Empire State is suffering.  Plunged into a deep freeze, the citizens struggle to get through each day with…

Interview – Adam Christopher

I recently had a chance to chat with Adam Christopher, the writer of the recently reviewed Empire State and the upcoming sequel, The Age Atomic.  In the following interview, Adam chats his influences, his love of superheroes and his attachment to tea. Tell us a little about yourself.  Did you always see yourself as a writer? I’ve…

Exclusive Teaser – The Age Atomic

Daylight savings time got you down?  Cranky because you’re really feeling that lost hour over the weekend?  Well, let me ease you into your Monday with something awesome. I’m pretty excited about this one.  Today, we’ve got an exclusive teaser for Adam Christopher’s new novel, The Age Atomic.  The Age Atomic is Adam’s follow up…

In The Garden Of Beasts

I’ve said this before, while its important that we learn about this material in school, we’re being fed information at a time when we just don’t care. I was in class in high school when we were introduced to some of the harsher subject matter of the second World War.. but I just didn’t care.…

Undisputed

For the longest time, Foley was the undisputed “king” of pro wrestling memoirs and deservedly so, until Chris Jericho’s A Lion’s Tale: Around the World in Spandex was released in 2007 – Jericho began giving Foley a run for his money. Now, in 2011, Chris Jericho gives us his follow up, Undisputed. In the 2nd…

The Killing Kind

The disappearance of a religious community in Maine had long since been the subject of controversy. It wasn’t until recently that the discovery of a mass grave containing those that had vanished all those years ago that the state began to get some answers. Shortly after it’s discovery, Detective Charlie Parker reluctantly becomes involved in…