Dune by Frank Herbert My rating: 5 / 5 stars As far as science fiction books go, Dune is hands down my favourite of all time – it has a lot of competition, but when it comes down to it, it’s my first pick. Enough so that I reread this first novel in the iconic…
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“The Legend of Drizzt” by R.A. Salvatore (Audible Audiobook Review)
This was my first ever book from the Forgotten Realms world of books – purely by chance I went into it with pretty much zero idea of the characters or the rules of the world, I feel that’s important to get out of the way at the start here! In any case, it was not…
BOOK REVIEW – And Nothing But the Truthiness: The Rise (and Further Rise) of Stephen Colbert by Lisa Rogak
And Nothing But the Truthiness: The Rise (and Further Rise) of Stephen Colbert by Lisa Rogak This book was a fortunate little find for me when I first got it – I had left a comment on a G+ discussion thread started by the good folks at The Colbert Report (this was back when some…
Our 50th post: A nostalgia filled trip down memory lane
Hello Revuers, I’m proud to announce that this is our 50th post on Deja.Revue! When I started this site with my roommate back in November of 2014 I couldn’t have anticipated the great response and support from viewers like you. Thanks to die hard comics fan like us, we have grown exponentially over the course…
REVIEW: Madwoman of the Sacred Heart
Madwoman of the Sacred Heart (Humanoids Inc.) Story: Alexandro Jodorowsky Illustration: Moebius Colouring: Florence Breton, Daniel Cacouault, Zoran Janjetov and Scarlet Smulkowski I came across this strange saga by the sheerest of chance – saw it in passing and couldn’t help but pick it up because of two reasons: Jodorowsky and Moebius. Personally I’m a…
Four Reads That Changed My Life.
I posted not too long ago about the short-list of books that most influenced/affected my life and my way of thinking in ways that I couldn’t have imagined Well recently a simple initiative by author and artist Jim Zub over on Twitter called #fourcomics really made the slow gears in my brain grind in directions…
