Star Wars: Chewie And The Porgs Book Review

Kids will get a kick out of “Star Wars: Chewie And The Porgs.” Continue reading
Pom Poko Blu-ray Review

“Pom Poko” is a weird and relatively obscure Studio Ghibli film. Continue reading
Star Wars Adventures Issue 6 Comic Book Review

Issue 6 of “Star Wars Adventures” delivers more of the same. Continue reading
Whisper Of The Heart Blu-ray Review

“Whisper of the Heart” is a poignant character driven Studio Ghibli film. Continue reading
Runaways Is Now Available From Marvel Press

“Runaways” (which started out as a brilliant comic book series by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona) is becoming quite the multi-platform franchise these days. The recent Hulu TV series just wrapped its first season and now a brand new novel from Marvel Press has hit the shelves. The story of the book (which is written by Christopher Golden) is actually set AFTER the events of the comic book story arc (confusing I know). One would think there would be a novel that would logically tie-in with the TV series, but alas, that’s not the case. So, if you aren’t familiar with the comics and don’t want spoilers of what could happen in the show, skip this novel. At any rate, the book finds Nico, Molly, Gert, Chase, Karolina, and Old Lace the dinosaur in L.A. where they encounter a kid (Zeke) needing help and, yes, another batch of super villain adults known as the Nightwatch. The plot is a bit of a retread to be sure, but, if you like spending time with these characters, Golden captures their voices and character dynamics well.
As an added bonus, this novel includes part of the first issue of the “Runaways” reboot comic written by Rainbow Rowell which focuses on the characters at an older age. Truth be told, I just wanted to read more of this!
Star Wars: Forces Of Destiny- Hera Comic Book Review

“Star Wars: Forces Of Destiny- Hera” is the best title in this series yet. Continue reading
Young Mr. Lincoln Blu-ray Review

“Young Mr. Lincoln” is a memorable John Ford film. Continue reading
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon Blu-ray Review

John Wayne carries “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon.” Continue reading
The Art Of Star Wars: The Last Jedi Book Review

“The Art Of Star Wars: The Last Jedi” continues the welcome tradition of this line of books. Continue reading
