Miss Endicott, Part One: Mary Poppins With Killer Knitting Needles
Mary Poppins is a “conciliator” by night, and a nanny by day. She’s also good with knitting needles. It’s a beautiful book.
Mary Poppins is a “conciliator” by night, and a nanny by day. She’s also good with knitting needles. It’s a beautiful book.
Let’s take a stroll through Charleroi, Belgium to see the statues scattered through the town: Spirou, Lucky Luke, Marsupilami, and more!
I just found this book and the art in it is exceptional. Xavier Fourquemin is an artist you should pay attention to.
Lya spends 60 more pages tracking down the man whose hit and run left her in a wheelchair. It’s tight, tense work.
In the world of pirates, nobody wants to be a wrecker. But when Victor MacLimpet is forced into it, the consequences are dire. Funny, stylish, and family-friendly!
My problems with “Exo” stem from story structure. Let’s look back at the trilogy and see what we can learn from it.
How did Ghyll wind up at sea? Who did it? The Butler?!? Oh, no, nothing’s that simple with this group….
A group of 1930s British mystery writers comes together and find themselves solving a murder mystery together. And a robot!
A group of British mystery writers are invited to a billionaire’s island and the sparks will fly! Death! Mystery! And a plot-predicting robot!
What a long, strange trip it’s been. Will we fight on the moon? Will be find ancient aliens underwater? Exo answers it all!