Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – film review
Taking us past the halfway point in the films, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix also heads farther into the darker…
Month: August 2016
Women in Practical Armor – edited by Ed Greenwood and Gabrielle Harbowy – anthology review
A number of good anthologies have come out via Kickstarters the last year or so. Women in Practical Armor is one of those.…
Mobile Suit Gundam F91 – anime film review
Mobile Suit Gundam F91 is set in the Universal Century timeline (the main Gundam storyline) thirty years after the events in Mobile Suit…
Her Brother’s Keeper by Mike Kupari – book review
In Her Brother’s Keeper by Mike Kupari, Catherine Blackwood finds out her brother has been kidnapped by a warlord on a distant planet.…
Kubo and the Two Strings – film review
In Kubo and the Two Strings, Kubo and his mother live in a seaside cave near an unnamed village. Every day, the young…
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – film review
Halfway through the film series, we come to Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Harry Potter and company are beginning their fourth…
Dead Reckoning and Other Stories by David M. Kelly – collection review
In the last few years, I have come to enjoy reading anthologies and short story collections. There is something satisfying about a story…
Back to the Future Part II – film review
Back to the Future Part II picks up immediately after the first film (they even show a bit of the end of the…
The Art of Zootopia by Jessica Julius – art book review
As anyone who knows me can tell you, I loved Zootopia. I also love art books, so it’s not a big stretch to…
Assemble Insert – anime OVA review
There are a lot of tropes common in Japanese media. Idol singers as heroes, powered mecha suits, super sentai fighting teams, even goofy…
Who Framed Roger Rabbit – film review
I remember seeing Who Framed Roger Rabbit back when it first came out, and it was a fun film back then. Watching it…
Monster Hunter Memoirs – Grunge by Larry Correia and John Ringo – book review
I was excited when I heard that John Ringo was going to be writing books in Larry Correia’s Monster Hunter series. Monster Hunter…
Stuck in the Game by Christopher Keene – book review
Stuck in the Game, by Christopher Keene, is a young adult novel set (mostly) in a virtual world known as the Dream Engine.…
Someday’s Dreamers 1-2 by Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki – manga review
Someday’s Dreamers by Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki is a two-volume manga series about Yume, a young magic user who moves to Tokyo…