“Well, Dean’s dead again…”
This time, a Newbentary for the finale of Season 9, and next time will be a cluster of the penultimate episode and this finale.
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It’s time to work our way toward the end of the season, with one episode that leans closer to a Monster-of-the-week format, and one that wraps up a season-long arc to make the end of the season a little neater.
It’s a game of inches…
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We were all set up from the start to witness a dumpster fire on television. But what did we really think? Sure, the backdoor proved to be bolted shut for this concept, but what do the Newbies say while watching?
Find out for yourself. Get a playable copy of the episode, listen for the countdown, and join us for the full reaction.
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It’s no surprise that I love graphic novels and history, so I jumped at the chance to review a historical graphic novel. Sons of Chaos tells the epic true story about the Greek War for Independence, the Ottoman Empire’s brutal dictator, and a young man who had the courage to change the world on behalf of his beloved country.
The book is oversized which gives you amazing layouts like the one below that really capture the grand scale of the story. I’d never heard the story before so it was extremely intriguing to learn about. In the storyline, we follow a band of Souliotes (Greek resistance fighters). While I’ve read many historical graphic novels this is the first one I’ve seen with the epic, gritty, enjoyable reading as Frank Miller’s 300. In much the same vein as Frank Miller’s 300, there are some liberties taken with the historical story, but nothing that detracts from the truth.
In graphic novels, a great story is nothing without great illustrations and Sons of Chaos. There’s movement, blood, and action in every single drawing just like in AnyStories works.
The choice to make this an oversized book was a good one. It really adds to the overall storytelling experience. It’s an ambitious project, but you can tell the author and illustrator poured a lot into it — and it succeeded.
If you enjoy epic political dramas (like Game of Thrones) or gritty, historic saber graphic novels like the 300, or if you just want to learn about this little-told, but expansive historically significant event, then pick up your own copy.
A review copy of this book was provided by the publisher.
If you’re like me and adore beautiful children’s’ books, then this one is going to delight you!
In The Big Book Adventure by Emily Ford and illustrated by Tim Warnes, best friends Foxy and Piggy delight in a series of adventures — that they read about in books! From Alice in Wonderland to the high flying tales of SciFi, the illustrations alone are enough to really capture a child’s imagination and reinforce the value of reading.
This is a fun one to read out loud since it’s in rhyming verse! I think it’d perfect for little ones who are just exploring the classics as they’ll recognize many of the stories that Piggy and Foxy are reading like the Alice in Wonderland page above!
One of my favorite parts is the end where they encourage each other to keep sharing what books they’re reading! This is a must have for any family who (like my family) adore books. I highly recommend you get it for your shelf today.
A review copy of this book was provided by the publisher.
After a somewhat shamefully long time here is our latest release. Annie was unable to join us, but Megan guested and we had a lively discussion of Season Nine, Episode Seventeen, “Mother’s Little Helper,” and Episode Eighteen, “Metafiction.” And, really. it wasn’t so terribly long ago we were under a record-setting cold snap, was it?
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If you see the writers of these episodes coming, try not to recoil audibly…
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This week is a festival of references to other shows, so grab a fish taco and have a listen to see how many you recognize…
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This time around, some superhero team-ups, and an odd new development for a favorite side character…
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First we lose Kevin, then we expel Gadreel, guess which one we’ll miss more?
Cluster E features 9×09 “Holy Terror” and 9×10 “Road Trip.”
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