This article is presented by: Understandably for a show called The Sandman, much of Netflix‘s series adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s comic is concerned with the journey of Lord of Dreams, himself. And yet, both Gaiman’s comic and Netflix’s show still have six other members of “The Endless” to portray. Among the most interesting of The
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This Harley Quinn article contains spoilers. Harley Quinn has long been the silliest of meta-superhero shows. In the show’s triumphant season three premiere, it takes its self-referential humor to the next level. “Harlivy” introduces director James Gunn playing himself. While Harley and Ivy are coming to terms with their new relationship status, we find Clayface
“Batman and Robin will never die!” Those triumphant words, spoken in 2008’s Batman #676 by Grant Morrison and Tony S. Daniel, may have occurred in the comics, but they could apply to the movies as well. Case in point, despite numerous claims that he’s done with playing Batman after a cameo in The Flash, a
This Paper Girls review contains no spoilers. The main thing working against Paper Girls — Amazon’s mostly excellent TV adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Cliff Chiang’s multiple Eisner-winning Image Comics series — is Stranger Things. Seeing how both chronicle the adventures of 1980s pre-teens who are unwittingly thrust into supernatural conflicts in which the
The death of Superman continues to loom large over the DC Universe, just as the actual, legendary tale, “The Death of Superman,” looms large over popular culture. It shouldn’t be surprising that one of the most creatively abundant periods in Superman history yielded one story that continues to cast such a long shadow, and yet
This article contains Batman spoilers for Detective Comics #1062. You know a creative team is going to make a big splash when DC Comics redesigns the logo of their longest running series, and the very book that gave the company its name. That’s exactly what happened in honor of Detective Comics #1062, the original home
From book influencer, Stacey McEwan, comes Ledge, the story her followers begged her to write. Telling the tale of a civilization trapped from the outside world, Ledge is full of spicy romance, sacrifice, badass heroines and we’re delighted to reveal the novel’s official trailer! Enter the world of The Ledge here… [embedded content] Check out
After months of hints and speculation, it has finally been confirmed that Daredevil is back, this time on a different streaming service, Disney+. The original series that ran for three seasons on Netflix starred Charlie Cox as blind lawyer/superhero Matt Murdock and Vincent D’Onofrio as Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin of Crime. The series also featured
This post contains spoilers for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Ms. Marvel. At first glance, X-Men ’97 seems like something that only ’90s kids will understand. The upcoming Disney+ show continues the classic cartoon series X-Men, which originally aired on Fox from 1992-1997. But despite featuring costumes and a lineup that debuted
Comics is a realm of the new. It is an ever-changing landscape of fantastic possibilities and new voices. Ram V is among the new wave of brilliant creators changing the face of comics right now, presenting wholly fresh stories that display the medium’s power. Hailing from Mumbai, Ram has roamed the world working as a
The future might be a dark and terrifying place, at least according to the classics of science fiction. But what makes a dystopia truly terrifying? Reality. The most horrifying books of the genre have accurately predicted the more terrifying aspects of modern life and our near future, including mass surveillance, war, and environmental catastrophe. Crafting
How the hell has Kieron Gillen never written a summer event comic before? Gillen is the writer behind Eisner- and Hugo-nominated comics such as perennial Den of Geek favorites Once & Future and The Wicked + The Divine. But even before that, he was part of that mid-aughts wave of Image writers who took over
I wrote ION CURTAIN on and off over a few years. That’s unusual for me—as a full pantser/organic author, if I start writing a story and take a break, likely, it’d never finish. In ION CURTAIN, the story’s scope changed as I developed as an author, read things that blew my mind, and played or
“I made macaroni.” That line, from Hawkeye episode 5 “Ronin,” launched one of the most exciting developments in the MCU’s phase four: the friendship between Kate Bishop and Yelena Belova. Played with irreverent pluck by Florence Pugh, Belova was not only the breakout character in Black Widow, but also a key part of Marvel’s future
San Diego Comic-Con has long been the highlight of the nerd world, a weekend filled with celebrations of beloved stories and the announcement of new franchise entries. However, between Covid forcing the cancellation of the 2020 event and Marvel skipping the convention last year, SDCC has lost some of its luster. But SDCC 2022 promises
As a girl, Joanna Chase thrived on Rustling Willows Ranch in Montana until tragedy upended her life, in Dean Koontz’s new novel The Big Dark Sky. Now thirty-four and living in Santa Fe with only misty memories of the past, she begins to receive pleas for help. Heeding the disturbing appeals, Joanna is called back to
Guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani has been laying down out-of-this-world riffs since his first album, Not of This Earth. His instrumental albums, like Surfing with the Alien and Shockwave Supernova, are in a whole different dimension from commercial sonics, and still sell enough to go platinum and gold. But it is his 1998 album Crystal Planet
SUbscribe to Den of Geek Magazine here! Den of Geek, the leading entertainment media company, is proud to announce its return to San Diego with a seismic footprint at the epicenter of pop culture fandom, Comic-Con International, and the reveal of the brand’s highest-profile magazine cover star to date: Dwayne Johnson. The star of Black
This article contains Ms. Marvel spoilers. Ms. Marvel Episode 6 Although Ms. Marvel’s final scene before the credits will likely have the biggest stakes for the MCU, the end-credit scene has more immediate importance. So before we let mutant madness overtake us, let’s take a moment to examine the end-credit scene and what it means
Author: Karen Heuler Publisher: Angry Robot Released: Out now Price: £9.99 After deliberately (and maybe just a little accidentally-on-purpose-permanently) transforming her despicably risible co-worker Stan into a black cat, novice witch Eleanor finds herself excommunicated from her coven in Karen Heuler’s The Splendid City. Now intrinsically bound to her feline frenemy, her only hope of
This article contains Thor: Love and Thunder spoilers. Even more than his previous outing with Thor: Ragnarok, Taika Waititi’s Thor: Love and Thunder takes the titular Space Viking beyond the previously established boundaries of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. From wandering across the stars with the Guardians of the Galaxy to coming face to face with
Publisher: Macmillan Released: 7 July Writer: Blake Crouch Price: £16.99 If you like this, try… Off Target Eve Smith’s novel explores one mother’s desire to give her and her miracle child the best chance at life leads Susan to confront the morality of DNA and gene manipulation. In the years following a global famine, caused
This Batman article contains spoilers. Writer Chip Zdarsky and artist Jorge Jimenez kick off a new era of Dark Knight comics with today’s Batman #125. The issue is the first part of their “Failsafe” arc, which Zdarsky described in his newsletter as “Batman’s Doomsday. It’s non-stop action and puts Batman in a very different place
Warning: contains potential spoilers for the 60th Anniversary Special In June 2022, photos from location filming in Cardiff yielded some images of creatures that will appear (barring a hilarious amount of misdirection) during Doctor Who’s 60th Anniversary. If you don’t want to know any more, stop reading now. In the Summer 2022 issue of Doctor
For many sci-fi aficionados, Philip K. Dick is the master of the short story, with a back catalogue of over 120 weird and wonderful tales. His visions of paranoid fantastical futures were written as welcoming vistas on which he explored themes of pre-destination, free will and the mania of war. And his writing has inspired
This article is part of our Collector’s Digest series powered by: Thor is low key the best Marvel comics character . Sure there are characters more essential to the narrative, like Spider-Man or Franklin Richards. And yes, there are absolutely characters with more critical seminal stories. But you are going to be hard pressed to
When I first began writing my adult fantasy debut, Silk Fire, I attended a workshop on worldbuilding taught by award-winning author N. K. Jemisin. She encouraged fantasy authors to build worlds from the bottom up, explore how differences in geology, weather, and biology could all affect the culture of a fictional society. For example, in
This article contains Superman & Lois spoilers. Superman & Lois Season 2 Episode 15 The Superman & Lois season finale is so jam-packed that it has multiple post-scripts for nearly every major character on the show, just to wrap up everyone’s emotional journeys. But in the case of John Henry Irons, his story takes a
If you ask someone the difference between fantasy and science fiction, odds are that they’ll hark back to the classic definition: the former is impossible, whereas the latter is possible but implausible. However, this definition is not only very old, but it’s so broad that it’s of little use to anyone. So I find myself
This article contains spoilers for The Boys season 3 episode 6. Although no one will ever accuse The Boys of showing restraint when it comes to its over-the-top violence and kinky sex scenes, its source material was even less inhibited by any sense of propriety, and by the time the “Herogasm” miniseries appeared in 2009,
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