Wild West legend Luke Short fights to survive against business rivals, a local gunslinger, and fanatical reformers in Matt Braun's novel Gentleman Rogue.
 (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on September 19, 2017)
A young prince must pose as a pirate as part of a daring rescue mission in The King's Buccaneer, a novel from Raymond E. Feist's Riftwar Cycle.  (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on December 16th, 2016)
A wizard contends with a mysterious enemy in The Face in the Frost, a delightful fantasy that offers laughs and genuine chills in equal measure.  (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on September 30, 2016) Is it weird that one of my favorite writers is fictional? Is it any less weird if we can actually read his work?   (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on September 7, 2015) The weed of crime bears bitter fruit. Crime does not pay. The Shadow knows!   (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on December 29, 2014) I want to close out DC Archives Month with this volume of All-Star Comics Archives, which not only contains some of the greatest issues of the series (All-Star Comics #34 - 38, from April 1947 - January 1948), but probably some of the best remembered and most beloved DC stories of the Golden Age.   (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on December 22, 2014) While there are a lot of other heroes I'd have liked to have showcased this time around, I couldn't do DC Archives Month without one volume dedicated to the Golden Age Batman. It wasn't easy deciding which one, but Volume 2 of Batman: The Dark Knight Archives, reprinting Batman #5 - 8, won out.  The INCspotlight: DC Archives Month, Part 3 - The Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives, Vol. 112/15/2014  (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on December 15, 2014) DC Archives month continues with the first volume of the Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives. Actually, it's the only volume, because it contains the entire Golden Age run of Doctor Fate's adventures, from More Fun Comics #55 - 98.  The INCspotlight: DC Archives Month, Part 2 - Superman: The Action Comics Archives, Vol. 312/8/2014  (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on December 8, 2014) DC Archives Month continues this week with a far more familiar face than Starman's - Superman!   (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on December 1, 2014) Once again because I felt like it, I'm doing another themed month of reviews - DC Archives Month! First up is the first volume of the Golden Age Starman Archives, reprinting his adventures from Adventure Comics #61 - 76.  |
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