Shadowhawk reviews IDW’s first full prose collection of short stories set within its G.I.Joe (licensed) franchise.
“Some of the best G.I.Joe fiction I’ve read to date, Tales From The Cobra Wars is a top-notch collection of short stories from some really talented writers.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the latest adult murder mystery novella from noted author and editor Tim Marquitz.
“Quite graphic and shocking, Prey is also one of my best reads of 2012 because of an intensely paced story and some great characterisation.” ~Shadowhawk
Shadowhawk reviews the first in a new post-apocalyptic fantasy series from Angry Robot Books.
“Spectacular is the word I’d use to describe the novel. Nothing else can capture the reading experience.” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings reviews what could potentially be one of the best thriller debuts in 2013, Ghostman, written by Roger Hobbs and published in the UK by Transworld Books.
“An awesome novel. Action packed, fast paced, and a great character. Lee Child, watch your back.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews two more upcoming novels by Del Rey/Random House, the steampunk adventure A Conspiracy of Alchemists by Liesel Schwarz and the spy thriller The Hammer of Angels by G.T. Almasi, the second of his Shadowstorm series.
On A Conspiracy of Alchemists: “A truly fantastic steampunk debut, A Conspiracy of Alchemists is one of the most engaging novels I’ve read in recent weeks.” ~The Founding Fields
On The Hammer of Angels: “Not exactly as good as his debut, Almasi still tells a masterful story about identity, revenge and family against the backdrop of a Cold War-era styled world.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the latest spy thriller from acclaimed author Derek Haas.
“Quite often brilliant, The Right Hand is one of my favourite reads of recent months. I’d love a sequel to this!“ ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the latest Inquisition novel from Dan Abnett.
“In the battle of expectations versus reality, it’s my expectations that got bombed to hell.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the Dredd Omnibus, containing short novels by Gordon Rennie, David Bishop and Matthew Smith.
“A fantastic collection showing the real spice of life, good and bad, in Mega City One.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk brings you another cover reveal from Angry Robot Books, although this is not an exclusive, revealed earlier today at the This Is Horror blog.
“So utterly dark, and yet so hopeful, definitely one of the best Angry Robot covers to date.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk and Bane of Kings bring you more comics reviews, covering everything from DC’s New 52 to Marvel’s relaunch of its lineup with Marvel Now!, IDW Publishing to Dynamite Entertainment, in the first round-up installment for December.
“This has been a month of highs and lows, but I’m still having fun!” ~Shadowhawk
“Marvel Now! Gets off to a positive start, The New 52 continues to impress and Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning are on fine form.” ~Bane of Kings
