Solving the grand calculus of the multiverse.
Multiversity: The Marvel Cinematic Multiverse And The Power Of Redeeming Continuity
The Writing Lodge: How A Great Spider-Man Story (Almost) Solved The Worst
Don’t deal with the devil unless you’re prepared to dance with demons.
Lores Of Yria: Haunter Of Dreams review: Passages Through Realms Of Unreality
Don’t stop dreaming, and fight through your nightmares.
Dark Souls/Bloodborne Graphic Novels Review: The Fire Fades, The Nightmare Writhes
From the libraries of Yharnam and Lordran, more journeys await.
Chronicles Of Yria, volume I: Myre: review – Taking In The Journey
Visual storytelling and a true labour of love make this the best graphic novel I’ve read in a long time.
Sliding Off The Fringe: Why Stories That Use Sliding Timescales Are In Trouble
I’m here to talk to you about fictional universes that use a ‘sliding timescale’. For those of you who just pictured a clock being placed on a diagonal bathroom scale, how do I even begin to explain a concept as
Amazing Spider-Man: Graveyard Shift review
(Cross-posted from Goodreads!) What a fitting title: the Graveyard Shift trade paperback collects what would be the final issues of Amazing Spider-Man before Marvel decided to revamp their entire canon with Secret Wars, the event that collapsed the Marvel Multiverse
Spider-Man: The Other review
The Other reads at times like a surreal, gruesome fever dream. Though compelling in a strange way, the story’s numerous disjointed plot points and flat-out bizarre narrative tics make it a less satisfying read than it could have been, offering
The Sacrificial Spider: A Looking-Glass Follow-up
Note: This is the first entry in this blog that has nothing to do with the school project that originally prompted this blog. As such, I wouldn’t expect the intertwining with American narrative genres present in the previous entries. It