October Duo: Two Books to Get You in the Halloween Mood
Fall! Finally, an excuse to pretend we’re inside by choice. Cozy blankets, hot cider, and the kind of scares that stay safely within the frame of a TV set or the pages of a…
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Inks & Issues #95 – Superman: At Earth’s End
Thanks to people on our discord randomly posting weird comic panels, we decided to review our first Elseworld's book. We didn't realize this was a sequel to another Elseworld story, but that didn't slow…
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The Trouble with Peace by Joe Abercrombie Review – Water in the Desert
A Little Hatred, the first book in Joe Abercrombie's Age of Madness trilogy, came out merely one year ago. That book set the pieces on the chessboard and made their first moves. Now The…
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Inks & Issues #94 – Far Sector Part 2 w/Ryan Santos
We're back again with Ryan Santos from Torchlit Tavern to finish up on Far Sector! Things are really heating up in The City Enduring, and not just with the whole 'murder' thing. Is Jo…
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Inks & Issues #93 – Far Sector Part 1 w/Ryan Santos
A Green Lantern?! In space?! Its more likely than you think. We're joined this week by the truly excellent Ryan Santos of Torchlit Tavern to chat about a brand new character added to the…
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The Memory of Souls by Jenn Lyons Review – Hellwarriors Gone Wild
It's hard to believe, with the way this year has gone and how long it has felt that the first book of The Ruin of Kings, the first book in A Chorus of Dragons…
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Inks & Issues #92 – Josie and the Pussycats In Space
What do you do when your franchise has been around a bit too long? Send them into space, of course! We can only assume that was the premise behind Josie and the Pussycats In…
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Inks & Issues #91 – Ages of Apocalypse Live for GeeklyCon 2020 w/Pat Edwards
This week we break the mold for our GeeklyCon digital live show. Rather than reviewing a comic, we speculate on what other franchises would be like if they were given the Age of Apocalypse…
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Kushiel’s Impact: Looking Back on Finding the Sacred in SFF
I first read Kushiel’s Dart when I was too young for it, which was, in fact, the perfect age. I must have been about 14 when I picked the thick paperback from the shelf…
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Every time I start a Jenn Lyons book I’m immediately overwhelmed and intrigued, and every time I finish a Jenn Lyons book I’m overwhelmed and desperate for more. It’s a very particular delight that…
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