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SciFi Now: Interview with Grant Morrison
The current issue of SciFi Now (#75) features a four page spread for my latest interview with Grant Morrison, talking all about Batman and Action Comics, and explaining how the writer is not moving...
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SciFi Now: Interview with Frank Quitely and Review of Dredd
The latest issue of SciFi Now (#76) not only has my extensively geeky review of the fabulous Dredd DVD and Blu-ray, but also my fab interview with the one and only Frank Quitely. So make sure you pick...
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SciFiNow: Review of The Ballad of Halo Jones by Alan Moore and Ian Gibson
For the new reader of the cult 2000 AD strip, Arthur C Clarke Award-winning author Lauren Beukes sums up the essence of Halo Jones in the foreword; a woman who is not a superhero or a princess, a girl...
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SciFiNow: Interview with Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie
The new issue of SciFiNow magazine (#87) features a rather fabulous four page spread for my interview with the Young Avengers creators, Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie. We talk diverse characters,...
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SciFiNow: Interviews with Bryan Talbot, Jean-Marc Rochette, and Benjamin Legrand
Some bumper comics content in this month's issue (#89) of SciFiNow magazine, featuring my interviews with comic legend Bryan Talbot on all things Grandville and a history of the graphic novel in the...
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SciFiNow: Interview with Frazer Irving
A great wee interview with artist extraordinaire Frazer Irving in this month's issue (#90) of SciFiNow, about all things Annihilator and Uncanny X-Men. Annhilator is an upcoming title from Irving and...
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SciFiNow: Interview with Kelly Sue DeConnick
A great interview with Kelly Sue DeConnick, a look at the return of Captain Marvel, and chatting about the popularity of the Carol Corps. The crazily busy writer was kind enough to give up some of her...
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Uncanny Comics: Interviews, Reviews and Features – Oh My!
Earlier this year, SciFiNow magazine launched a new digital series titled Uncanny Comics. The short monthly mag costs just 69p/99c and combines interviews, reviews (both new and classic), a look at a...
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Uncanny Comics: Interviews, Reviews and Features – Oh My!
Earlier this year, SciFiNow magazine launched a new digital series titled Uncanny Comics. The short monthly mag costs just 69p/99c and combines interviews, reviews (both new and classic), a look at a...
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SciFiNow: Review of Brass Sun
The latest issue of SciFiNow Magazine (#102) features my review of Brass Sun by Ian Edginton and INJ Culbard, a brilliant science-fiction clockpunk tale of a real life orrery solar system. This is a...
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