Now at the news site Comics for Sinners, you can read my review of The Doorman #1, currently available from Heavy Metal magazine’s comic-book division. Written by Eliot Rahal (The Paybacks) and Daniel Kibblesmith (The Late Show with Stephen Colbert) and illustrated by Kendall Goode (Death Saves), it’s the start of a five-issue miniseries about Henry Clay Waters, a human whose job is to man the dimensional portal—or doorway—that links Earth to numerous worlds. It’s his last day on the job and he’s ready to retire—so of course that’s when everything goes to hell, and he’s plunged into a wild adventure that takes him across the stars. It reads like an enjoyable mash-up of Doctor Who, Sliders, and The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, so you sci-fi action fans might want to check it out. Head on over to C4S to learn more.
Speaking of Doctor Who, if you’re a regular visitor to this blog you know I’m a major Whovian, especially when it comes to the Fourth Doctor, whose portrayal by actor Tom Baker remains as popular today as when he played the character in the 1970s, and which continues in the contemporary “Fourth Doctor Adventures” produced by audio-drama company Big Finish. And if you read this post and this other post from 2013, in celebration of the show’s 50th anniversary, you can find out about the time I wrote a Fourth Doctor short story for the Big Finish anthology Doctor Who: Short Trips: Farewells. My story, “Into the Silent Land,” was a character-driven tale (what else would you expect from me?) of the Doctor examining his mortality and the unwanted regeneration looming in his future. And it was well received by critics upon publication, from Doctor Who Magazine (“a compelling story”) to Sci-Fi Online (“a beautifully written tale”).
And that’s not all! I’ve also reviewed a few DW comics for Comics for Sinners, so give these a read:
Doctor Who: The Fourth Doctor #1: Written by Gordon Rennie and Emma Beeby, art by Brian Williamson
Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor, Vol. 1: Terrorformer: Written by Robbie Morrison, art by Dave Taylor
Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor: The 2015 Holiday Special: Written by George Mann and Cavan Scott, art by Mariano LaClaustra
Over at the news site Comics for Sinners you’ll find my review of 
Speaking of immortals and their plucky companions who protect the Earth from monsters, have you met Sebastienne “Annie” Mazarin, the 400-year-old, shape-shifting monster hunter who acts as mentor to teenaged Goth adventuress Pandora Zwieback in my young adult novel series 
As regular visitors to this site might be aware, since 2014 I’ve been a comic and graphic novel reviewer for the news site 
Over at the news site Comics for Sinners, you’ll find my review of 
Well, this is nice! Over at gaming manual distributor RPGNow, a customer named Ben K was so impressed with Richard C. White’s 
Coming in just a few short months from indie publishing house First United Church of Cthulhu is their latest horror anthology, 
Speaking of anthologies in which I’m involved that feature tales of horror and suspense, are you familiar with SWC’s very own horror anthology comic, 
On March 15, all Nook titles—which, in SWC’s case, means my Pandora Zwieback novels Blood Feud and Blood Reign, and Richard C. White’s writers’ reference book, Terra Incognito: A Guide to Building the Worlds of Your Imagination—will become U.S. exclusives, as Barnes & Noble closes its UK Nook Store and discontinues its Nook Reading app for Android. UK readers will have access to their Nook purchases up to May 31, at which point those readers will have to go to Sainsbury’s Entertainment on Demand to access them.
Last weekend, StarWarp Concepts put in an appearance at the twenty-first annual Big Apple Con, right in the heart of New York City. So how’d it go for me and The ’Warp at the first NY convention of the year? Read on!
At the end of the day, it turned out to be an all right experience. SWC made some new fans, there was a good turnout for the show, and despite the gloomy location there was definitive proof that there are plenty of folks out there interested in the books, comics, and graphic novels we publish. And what does that all mean? Well, in all likelihood you’ll find SWC at next year’s show, already announced for March 4, 2017.
An interesting topic came up the other night, while I was talking with Richard C. White, author of SWC’s supernatural graphic novel Troubleshooters, Incorporated: Night Stalkings, pirate-fantasy digital comic The Chronicles of the Sea Dragon Special, and the popular how-to book for writers, Terra Incognito: A Guide to Building the Worlds of Your Imagination. Rich had been a guest this past weekend at MystiCon (check out his 
Thanks for stopping by our table today, and for coming here to check things out at a more leisurely pace. We’re always thrilled to meet potential new readers intrigued by our range of titles, and hope we can add you to our growing fan base.
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