The Tearoom of Despair

  Bryan Singer's X-Men movies never really came together as complete films, and were often flabby and played so low at times that the sh...

I'm always been on Team Jaime, man. It's the easier option - his art has a flowing beauty that remains intoxicating after years of h...

After moving away for a year, putting a bunch of stuff into storage, and then coming back and moving it out again into a new space under the...

- Multiversity: Pax Americana #1 Art by Frank Quitely Story by Grant Morrison Colors by Nathan Fairbairn Letters by Rob Leigh

I don't know much about poetry, just a few lines from random epics have cling to the inside of my brain, but most of it has been pushed ...

It's taken me a few decades, but I think I'm finally ready for 21st century Radiohead. I will always regret the fact that I missed a...

We've all got those moments in movies that hit us the wrong way  - clichés that never fail to bug you and take you out of the movie. Som...

If this blog leapfrogs the rest of the world's AI and somehow gains sentience, it'll have some wild mood swings, because my recent w...

My absolute favourite podcast in the world right now is Andrew Hickey's revelatory history of rock music through 500 songs , and it is ...