book INTERVIEW: OneMetal Talks to Plague Nation Author Dana Fredsti
OneMetal’s resident bookworm and zombie-hunter Peter Ray Allison talks to author and sword-wielding deadite Dana Fredsti about zombies, swords and sequels.
OneMetal’s resident bookworm and zombie-hunter Peter Ray Allison talks to author and sword-wielding deadite Dana Fredsti about zombies, swords and sequels.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison sits down to read the latest Tank Girl offering and recalls why everydody does indeed love Tank Girl.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison reviews Titan Books’ latest collection of serialised 1960′s Modesty Blaise comic strips with Modesty Blaise: The Girl in the Iron Mask.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison finds a new sf/fantasy genre project from the mind of Tony Ballantyne – Aethernet magazine, reintroducing serialised fiction and the joys of cliff-hangers.
Peter Allison takes a look at the latest collected edition of the grandaddy of all Sci-Fi comic strips, Alex Raymond’s Flash Gordon.
The classic Tank Girl comic series is back, and OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison takes a look.
British artist Olly Moss releases his collection Silhouettes, featuring many of your favourite characters from sci-fi and horror.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison sinks his teeth into Dracula Cha Cha Cha, the third novel in Kim Newman’s ongoing alternative-history / vampire series Anno Dracula.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison gets his teeth in the fifth novel in Sam Stone’s Vampire series.
Sheffield’s “Off The Shelf” Writer’s Festival continues to support the science-fiction, fantasy, and horror genres with a writers workshop hosted by Paul Kane and Marie O’Regan.
Dave Convery reviews Saga, the new ongoing sci-fi epic from writer Brian K. Vaughan (Y: The Last Man) and artist Fiona Staples.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison takes a look at Vampire Gene author Sam Stone’s latest novel, a stand-alone story about a zombie apocalypse in New York during the time of the American Revolution.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison reviews the classic sci-fi/horror film Alien in comic form with The Illustrated Story, which was first published in Heavy Metal magazine.
Can you restart a virtually unknown sci-fi series by one of the most divisive figures in comics, with nothing but a team of indie artists and writers? Yes, yes you can.
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison runs off to join the circus and reports back on the latest novel from science fiction and dark-fantasy author Kim Lakin-Smith – Cyber Circus, which is accompanied by the Black Sunday sister novelette.
With Kim Lakin-Smith releasing her first steampunk novel, OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison explores a underwater world of swashbuckling maidens and steam-powered submarines.
The Little Avenger That Could gets his own ongoing series, courtesy of Matt Fraction and David Aja. Does recasting Hawkeye as a protector of the poor pay off? We find out.
In light of the recent Alien prequel Prometheus, OneMetal’s Peter Allison braves facehuggers and chestbursters to bring you the low-down on the definitive Book of Alien.
Anthony Johnston and Sam Hart conjure a tale of espionage and paranoia at the fall of the Berlin Wall in new spy comic The Coldest City.
With the release of Aliens prequel Prometheus, OneMetal’s Peter Allison enlists with the colonial marines to review the Colonial Marines Technical Manual – the only guide on how to field-strip your M41A Pulse Rifle…