The Life and Opinions of Andrew Rilstone

Star Wars #2 #3 Darth Vader #1 #2 Princes Leia #1 #2 #3 These comics represent the first phase of a Derridean deconstruction of ...

I sometimes wonder if cultural historians have paid enough attention to breakfast cereal. [1] We have already talked about Kellogs Pep whi...

Star Wars: Rebels  Spark of Rebellion Clone Wars always felt like an apology for the Prequels. It's a cartoon, but it's a car...

"The fact that devils are predominantly comic figures in the modern imagination will help you. If any faint suspicion of yo...

To put it simply: I liked Michelangelo because the obsession and extreme torsion of his figures was so obviously derived from that of Jac...

The basic principle of the new education is to be that dunces and idlers must not be made to feel inferior to intelligent and industrious p...

The Mail, Telegraph and Express all back tracked from the original story, stating that no-one is being exhumed and no-one asked for anyone ...

Jan 14: New comic launched This comic is called, very pointedly Star Wars #1. It is the first Star Wars comic. You may remember othe...