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Ingrid Pitt

The Ingrid Pitt column: escaping the Nazis

Ingrid Pitt recalls how she survived the war, the winter, and tuberculosis, and discovered a lifelong love of aviation

Hulk

Alternate Cover: screenwriters in comics

James knows why screenwriters don't respect comics... but why doesn't the comics industry respect itself?

Does Flanders = Nintendo?

The Ryan Lambie column: Nintendo family values

Why Nintendo is the Ned Flanders of the console world, by Mr Ryan Lambie.

Batman

The Crawling Ear column: Holy [insert absurd CD joke], Batman!

James reminisces about a Batman tie-in that every fan should have. Good luck finding it, though...

Ingrid Pitt

The Ingrid Pitt column: filthy computers

Once upon a time, Ingrid thought a computer might help her in writing a book that she was working on. One power cut later...

Iron Man

Alternate Cover: Iron Man - from films to comics

Just seen Iron Man, and interested in finding out more? James explains how to make the leap into reading comics

The Liberator in Blake's 7. Heading -revamped- to Sky One...?

The Martin Anderson Column - A New Future For Blake's 7?

Martin wonders if Sky One are really the best candidates to reboot Terry Nation's 1977 space opera...

Wii Fit.

The Ryan Lambie column: Wii Fit and Grand Theft Auto 4 ads

Ryan checks out the differences in some major games ad campaigns

Ready for a sing-song?

The Crawling Ear column: the best Muppet record you've never heard

Did you know that Rowlf the Dog recorded an album? James salutes a gem of a record that's rarer than raw meat...

Ingrid Pitt

The Ingrid Pitt column: disaster at the Spanish Grand Prix

She's back! After technical gremlins at the Geek robbed us of her presence last week, Ingrid Pitt is back with a vengeance. Welcome back, Countess...

Iron Man

Alternate Cover: the best and worst Iron Man stories

In preparation for the forthcoming Iron Man movie, James runs down the Iron Man comics you should seek out - and the ones you should avoid at all costs

It's monster time. Again.

The Martin Anderson column - Monster Of The Week

Is there enough post-modern irony left to support a weekly face-off between demons and running characters?