GVN Review: Paramount+ ‘Star Trek Prodigy’ Episode 8, ‘Time Amok’
This episode spoke to a number of teachable moments. The first being teamwork. Read our full review for Star Trek Prodigy episode 108.
GVN Talking Comics Interview: Artist/Creator Warwick Johnson-Cadwell Talking ‘FALCONSPEARE’ by Dark Horse Comics
We sit down with Dark Horse Comics artist/creator, Warwick Johnson-Cadwell, to discuss his new series Falconspeare.
GVN Talking Comic Review: Ahoy Comics, ‘My Bad’ Issue 3 by Mark Russell, Bryce Ingman, and Peter Krause
We review the latest entry into the Ahoy Comics series, My Bad, issue 3. Get our thoughts on the series from Mark Russell.
GVN Talking Comics Interview: Co-Writer Rob Williams for Dark Horse Comics ‘SWORDS OF HYPERBOREA #1’
We sit down with Dark Horse Comics writer Rob Williams to discuss their new comic series ‘SWORDS OF HYPERBOREA’.
GVN Review: Paramount+ ‘Star Trek Prodigy’ Episode 7, ‘First Con-tact’
As for First Contact, it was steady as she goes for the show as little by little, pieces are being assembled.
GVN Talking Comics Interview: Editor James Aquilone for Moonstone Books, ‘Kolchak: The Night Stalker 50th Anniversary Graphic Novel,’ Coming to Kickstarter
We sit down with Moonstone Books editor, James Aquilone, to discuss their new Kickstarter campaign for Kolchak The Night Stalker.
GVN Review: Paramount+ ‘Star Trek Prodigy’ Episode 6, ‘Kobayashi’
After a brief hiatus, Star Trek Prodigy returns with an episode that pays homage to some of Star Trek’s historic past.
Starting January 5 from RealmSmith & Lost Odyssey, ‘Champions of the Realm’ A 7 Episode D&D YouTube Event
Having searched far and wide across the known realms for the greatest D&D combatants, it’s time to crown a champion!
GVN Review: Paramount+ ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Episode 407 ‘…But to Connect’
With the decision for the show to take a brief, mid-season hiatus, this episode served as a cliff-hangar to keep things interesting.
GVN Review: Paramount+ ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Episode 406 – ‘Stormy Weather’
The journey into Book’s psyche continues with some marvelous scenes between David Ajala and his father, played by Rothaford Gray.