You’ll have someone’s eye out with that…

I love DC Comics…

I can’t seem to stop watching ‘Robin Hood’…

Our hero is a farmboy, raised in a desert by his Uncle. He meets an old comrade of his Father’s who tells him his Dad died a hero and that he should follow in his footsteps… sound familiar, at all?

The danger with satire is that it can swiftly become out of date…

Creating ‘Best of’ DVDs with running times of only three hours for two TV series that ran for 80 and 178 episodes respectively is going to be a thankless task, whichever way you cut it

‘Star Trek’ is a franchise that, instinctively, ought to be strong and vibrant but which had ground to a halt.

Do I review this for the general audience that will, I suspect, flock to this dazzling, exciting blockbuster in droves or do I review it for my fellow long term ‘Star Trek’ fans?

With career-best art from Kevin O’Neill and a script that somehow evokes the atmosphere of a great twentieth century Marxist opera on a comic book page, ‘1910′ is nothing short of astonishing.

With four days to the new ‘Star Trek’ movie, we take a look at the first.

Bub’ll squabble.

I’d like to say something new about ‘Star Trek II’, but I probably ‘’KHAAAAAAAAAAAN’T’’