The Con Artist by Fred Van Lente My rating: 3 of 5 stars A breezy, wry look at the life of a comic-book artist in…
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The Collected Neil the Horse revisits one of the craziest comics published during the eighties black-and-white boom
Weird, wacky and often well-written, the 1973 bestseller-turned-into-a-Diane-Keaton-film was based on a true story.
Like myself, Bif Naked was raised in Winnipeg and moved to Vancouver in the early nineties. Unlike me, she’s been successful. Ba dum tsh! I…
L. Ron Hubbard was a genius. (Yeah, right.)
A 1974 biography of the Playboy publisher offers a fascinating glimpse into publishing, the ’60s and ’70s, and some strange work habits.
Review of book two of the 2013 project 52 Books.
“It was hurting my face to look interested.” One of many great lines from this funny, funny book.
Ever wonder who’s responsible for high ticket prices?
The 1981 movie is still a delight 30 years later.
Not the book the band deserves.
Alan Moore’s 25,000 Years of Erotic Freedom – by Shawn Conner In 2006, Lost Girls was published. Something of a milestone, it was the…