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Autopilot Scheduling

After almost two years, I’m now working on enough projects at once that I needed to bring back a degree of organisation into my work life. I’ll be talking more about this in future blogposts, as I think out loud about what works for me. The first thing

Reading the X-Men Krakoa Era: Part 1

In 2019, something very exciting happened to Marvel’s X-Men comics, which, by that point, were sustaining themselves mostly with a readership that was already thoroughly invested in them, as is the case with a lot of corporate comics these days. (Also, at the time, Fox wasn’t owned by

Dune Part 2

K and I watched Dune Part 2 last week, and my thoughts on this one are largely the same as my thoughts on the first one. It’s beautifully designed and mounted, with great sound design. I’ll definitely be buying the Art of book, as I did with the

Timewyrm: Revelation

Synopsis and reviews. The shadow of Alan Moore stretches long over this one. The specific antecedent is “The Anatomy Lesson” – we’ve got a gloomy atmosphere, an inactive hero, and revelations on his nature, structured as an inward journey. We also have epigraphs for each chapter, which, in this case,