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Tag Archives: Stoker
Review: “Gunpowder” by Joe Hill
Ok, so here we go. As mentioned by Kilian in one of his June 15th posts, we all have our little penchants for various authors and types of work. I too am a fan of the works of Powers and … Continue reading
MTV Movie Awards Bites
Hey everyone, Stoker again. So here’s the deal, I tuned into the last half hour of the MTV movie awards last night. I tend to watch this show just for the fun of it but the last couple of years … Continue reading
Locke and Key: Head Games #5 Review
The newest issue of Lock and Key came out last Wednesday and it did not disappoint. After flipping their heads open in the last issue of Bode and Kinsey spend a fair amount of this issue looking at their bad … Continue reading
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Tagged Gabriel Rodriguez, Joe Hill, Locke and Key, Stoker
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The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century 1910
Hey all, Stoker again. So last week the new “League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” story came out; I am glad to say that it is a step up from the last installment, “The Black Dossier.” Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Moore, Kevin O'Neill, League of Extrodinary Gentlemen, Stoker
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On a scale of one to “9”
Stoker here folks. So I was reading Kilian’s article on “Krod Mandoon” and “Harper’s Island” when his comment about the last film he saw struck home. Kilian made mention of the fact that the last movie he saw was “Monsters … Continue reading
Apocalypse Sweet: Enrolling the Umbrella Academy.
Hey everyone out there in the world of wide web, Stoker here. It has come to my attention that the Hollywood wheels are turning on an adaptation of Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba’s incredibly intense comic book series The Umbrella … Continue reading
Locke and Key #4
Joe Hill is following in his father’s footsteps. The son of Stephen King, Hill has won numerous awards for the horror tales found in his short story collection “20th Century Ghosts”. His first novel “Heart Shaped Box” made it all … Continue reading
