Why I Chose this Book So one day as I was walking into my office building, I saw a small postcard near the security desk which had the words Hoopla on it which also said that it was an app … Continue reading Review of Venom by Rick Remender
Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Our beloved X-Men Professor X and Wolverine bring the merc with a mouth, Deadpool aka Wade Wilson, into a mental hospital, I believe on a stretcher. Wolverine tries to persuade Professor X to change his mind, … Continue reading Review of Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Vol 1 by Cullen Bunn
Why I Chose this Book I had never heard of Ms. Pat before, but one day as I was scrolling through the radio show The Breakfast Club’s interviews, I saw an interview of comedian Ms. Pat, aka Patricia Williams. The … Continue reading Review of Rabbit: The Autobiography of Ms. Pat
Noble Vol. 1 A group of astronauts embark on a suicide mission to prevent an asteroid from impacting Earth. David Powell, loving husband, and father is among them when something otherworldly happens. Thought to be dead, Powell is instead imbued … Continue reading Review of Noble Vol. 1: God Shots by Brandon Thomas
What to say about this story? A tech savvy girl lives on a farm with her parents. Said girl repurposes a sentinel robot dog to protect the family’s sheep from roaming wolves. Ultimately, an incident occurs that requires the robot … Continue reading Review of Short Story Yesterday’s Wolf by Ray Nayler
In this story, our characters are set in a civilization that has time-traveling devices. These devices can only go one way, though, which is forward. Our main character’s grandfather has cancer, and he has about two months left. The plan … Continue reading Review of Short Story I’m Feeling Lucky by Leonid Kaganov
Short Story The Falling by M. V. Melcer published in Clarkesworld Magazine. I like this story. So in this story we’re in a future world where humans, no longer inhabit planet Earth, but instead have taken to the stars in … Continue reading Review of The Falling by M. V. Melcer
So I subscribed to this podcast Clarkesworld Magazine. Some time ago, I had listened to some stories on this podcast, but since had forgotten about it. I think that when I did subscribe to this podcast, I did so just … Continue reading Review of Last Nice Day by Rich Larson
Ms. Marvel Ms. Marvel, before the fame aka Camilla Khan, was just a young girl trying to figure who she was. To be a brown Muslim Middle Eastern girl in an American society that idolizes the likes of heroes such as … Continue reading Review of Ms. Marvel Volume 1: No Normal by G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona
Gazing off into Space 