Author: Jillian Diblasio

Sherlock Holmes’ popularity is a rare occurrence. Very few series remain as beloved as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s treasure trove of short stories and novels and even fewer have been adapted into such a diversity …

The Glass Queen by Gena Showalter is the second part to The Forest of Good and Evil trilogy, preceded by Showalter’s first novel in the series The Evil Queen. Published by Inkyard Press, The Glass Queen follows the story …

Vox Machina is back in the riveting finale of Critical Role Vox Machina Origins Series II! It’s a race against the clock with the hopes of saving Grog from being transformed into the murderous lich Drath …

We’re officially half-way through Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins II! Fear not, there’s still plenty to dive in to and even more questions to be answered with this exquisite issue. We find our heroes returned safely …

Critical Role Vox Machina Origins II continues with its strong storytelling and characters in issue #2. This is the second part of a six issue run and introduces Pike, created by Ashley Johnson, to the band …

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a perfect reflection of the beloved book series it is based on. As the title suggests, it’s filled with scares that will leave younger audiences sleeping with the …

Critical Role‘s Vox Machina is back with an all new adventure! Based on the popular livestream that centers around nerdy ass voice actors playing Dungeons and Dragons, Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins II Issue #1 …

It’s always hard to say goodbye to a franchise. Whether we like it or not, the X-Men franchise by 20th Century Fox helped pave the way for future superhero movies. So regardless of the quality of Dark Phoenix, it’s …

Critical Role, a popular livestream that revolves around nerdy ass voice actors playing Dungeons and Dragons, broke Kickstarter records on March 4th after successfully backing their $750,000 project in just thirty minutes. Since writing this …

One of the brilliant aspects of the science fiction genre is the willingness to take risks. For better or worse, The Smoke by Simon Ings is the pinnacle of this concept. Set in an alternate universe dystopia, The …