Tag: Books
Prose and comics: DiDio and Morrison write their first novels
Dan DiDio has written a YA novel about a young superhero in witness protection, while Grant Morrison takes on a magical world of drag queens
INTERVIEW: BENJAMIN PERCY on bringing werewolves to the pandemic in WEREWORLD
Imagine The Purge with lycanthropes in the middle of a global crisis.
REVIEW: Alisa Kwitney’s ROGUE: UNTOUCHED modernizes everyone’s favorite mutant Southern Belle
The novelization of Anna Marie’s intro into mutantdom has a “what if” vibe
What an excellent day for a limited edition of THE EXORCIST
The power compels you...to buy this book!
Lucasfilm Publishing’s STAR WARS: THE HIGH REPUBLIC launches
The multimedia initiative launches today.
Go behind the scenes in THE WORLD OF CRITICAL ROLE, arriving in September
U.S.-based fans who preorder the book can have their names printed in the endpapers.
North, Monteys & Zaplana team up for graphic novel adaptation of Vonnegut’s SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE
This marks the first time Vonnegut's work has been adapted into a graphic novel.
THE WITCHER: 5 things we liked & 5 we didn’t
Fans of both The Witcher books series and video games have an early Christmas gift arriving today, in the form of a Netflix adaptation of Geralt of Rivia’s adventures.
INTERVIEW: Michael Gingold on preserving newspaper horror ads with AD NAUSEUM II
Ad Nauseum II is like a horror museum in book form.
REVIEW: SEEING GENDER is an illustrated guide to the ABCs of gender
The oversize hardcover explores the foundation of gender in a friendly and colorful way.
William Gibson Unplugged: The NYCC ’19 Panel
William Gibson gave NYCC '19 one of the most honest and equally masterful panels in its programming.
