You Cast Star Wars: Heir to the Empire
Manga & Graphic Novels
Cage Match–2011!
Tim Zahn’s “Judge’s Call”
50 Page Fridays
Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith collection
There it was, standing on a book shelf. I was immediately drawn into its world. For me, it was not just a cover for a comic book. Instead it was a door to an epic adventure. I’m speaking about Kazu Kubuishi’s beautiful cover illustration for Volume One of a graphic novels series that should soon [...]
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Ron Howard and Brian Grazer have recently been reported as saying that Stephen King’s Dark Tower has found a half-home at HBO.
Big news for Roland Deschain fans!
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I am a Neil Gaiman fan.
Readers love The Graveyard Book. Readers love Sandman. But for me, it doesn’t get any better than American Gods.
Here are 5 reasons to read the new edition of American Gods!
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HBO is trying to corner the fantasy adaptation market.
In an intriguing move, HBO has acquired the adaptation rights for American Gods by Neil Gaiman and is already developing the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning novel.
I’m excited but guarded. Here’s why!
Read MoreAs I’ve said in the past, I’m a fan of Neil Gaiman as well as his work.
Every once in a while I have that fandom reaffirmed. It happened this morning. As I was perusing the internet(s), I came across this video of Neil talking about the web piracy of his work. He has a unique take on it. It’s only a few minutes long but worth the watch.
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There are some really cool geeky items out there and this is the season I begin thinking, “Wouldn’t it be neat if I had X or X?”
For the month of December I’ll post some of my own personal picks for holiday gifts, some of which I’m sure will also excite some of you, maybe to the point you add them to your gift lists!
Day 13: Songs of Love & Death
Read MoreBack on November 5th, I posted an article about director Christopher Salmon trying to bring Neil Gaiman’s The Price to movie theaters.
This morning I received a letter from Christopher asking for any additional help to put him over the edge! Looks like he did it!
Read MoreI’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I am a huge Neil Gaiman fan.
So when I see his name so directly attached to a project I get giddy, no matter what his role is to be. This time it is as a narrator on a project titled The Price, which also happens to be one of his short stories. Christopher Salmon, fan and film director, is trying to bring The Price to the silver screen in a way not seen before.
Of course, that takes money. And the reason for this post.
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Matt and Kyle talk about what they’ve been reading. Is it really that simple? Yup, turns out it is.
Read MoreDouglas Adams possessed one of the keenest wits of his generation and, quite possibly, this century. Though they’re occasionally dismissed as works of silly humor, the books in Adams’ Hitchhikers’ Guide trilogy (or series) are deceptively packed with Adams’ thoughts on society and conservation. My strongest memory of this overlap appears in The [...]
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Trickster
The more I think it through the more Atticus O’Sullivan seems the smart choice. I mean.. Aside...