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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Issue Twelve: A Note from the Editors
Hello, Wanderers! We’ve all been a bit quiet this week, so no letters page. Very sad! Still, leave your comments, tweet us, email us, whatever you want to do, and we’ll be sure to put it on next week’s letters … Continue reading
Fandom as Exploration
Much like any other creative outlet, fandom can provide you with the tools to question and explore some of the more difficult aspects of the world around us. There are so many emotive and controversial subjects out there (if not … Continue reading
If Life Were to Suddenly Get Fair, I Doubt it Would Happen in High School
The Walt Disney Company, that corporation that for many of us basically spells out our entire childhoods, owns Marvel. Yup, you heard right. Disney, known for sugary sweet cuteness and happily-ever-after owns a publishing company that deals with comic books … Continue reading
Posted in Film/Movie, GUST, Issue Twelve, Reviews
Tagged disney, film, GUST, issue twelve, movie, review, sky high, z mcaspurren
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Being a Hero is Just Another Job
Even if you don’t have the extreme knowledge that some can claim to, you’ll likely be aware that there is more than just a couple of comics out there in the world. There’s a whole mass of them, spanning a … Continue reading
Posted in Comic, Issue Twelve, Reviews
Tagged comic, hero 9 to 5, ian sharman, issue twelve, review, z mcaspurren
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Tips on Exploring Difficult Issues
Following on from Fandom as Exploration, what if you do decide to try and tackle some issues in your fan-based work? It can be quite a daunting prospect to consider exploring something as serious and emotive as say addiction or … Continue reading
Forms of Fandom: Part Two – All the Web’s a Stage
This ongoing series looks at the various ways people get involved in fandom. This issue, we’re looking at roleplaying. Last issue, we had a think about fanfiction and the way it allows fans to explore the worlds and characters they … Continue reading
Posted in Forms of Fandom, Issue Twelve
Tagged eleanor musgrove, forms of fandom, issue twelve, roleplay
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Hero: 9 to 5: An Interview with Ian D Sharman
Ian D Sharman is a writer of comics. Sadly, you’ve probably not heard of his work – wow, don’t I feel like a hipster – but do check out the review of Hero: 9 to 5. Ian also happens to … Continue reading
Posted in Cosy Chats, Issue Twelve
Tagged ian d sharman, interview, issue twelve, z mcaspurren
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Dark Shadows
Johnny Depp as a vampire… yes please! I swear these were my precise words when I saw the trailer for Dark Shadows in the cinema. Admittedly, saying them out loud did raise a few giggles… and not just amongst my … Continue reading
Posted in Film/Movie, Issue Twelve, Reviews
Tagged dark shadows, film, issue twelve, movie, red hamilton, review
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Issue Eleven: A Note from the Editors
Hello, Wanderers! Thanks for all your comments and tweets, please do keep them coming! Now, what have we got for you this issue? Let’s see… Well, we’ve got a review of Wood Angel, another of RENT, and one of The … Continue reading
Issue Eleven: Letters Page
There’s nothing we love more than hearing from you all, Wanderers. Thanks for all your emails, tweets and comments. Please keep them coming, and we’ll continue to share some of them with you in each issue! Don’t forget, you can: … Continue reading
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