Review: Manifest Destiny #25
Manifest Destiny reaches issue #25, and everything seems fine with the Expedition after the men have built a fort to spend the winter in.
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Review: Manifest Destiny #24
This issue of Manifest Destiny shows us the Expedition peacefully building a fort for the winter. We also find out why the Teton are suspicios with them: it has to do with Helm…
Review: Manifest Destiny #23
The monster Navath tells captain Helm and colonel Flewelling that it’s their… manifest destiny to fight until one of them dies. So they do.
Review: Manifest Destiny #22
In this issue of Manifest Destiny, native guide Sacagawea shows her archery skills. In a flashback, captain Helm is having a nightmare.
Review: Manifest Destiny #21
While in the past Capt. Helm persuades his troops to eat the sasquatch, in Manifest Destiny’s present one of those beasts attacks some of the men.
Review: Manifest Destiny #20
In this issue of Manifest Destiny we understand what is the link between the Lewis & Clark Expedition and the diary on which the previous issue focussed.
Review: Manifest Destiny #19
This new arc in Manifest Destiny opens with a long flashback on an expedition that built a hut to spend the winter in. But they didn’t have enough food.
Review: Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency: The Interconnectedness of All Things
Publisher: IDW Writer: Chris Ryall Art: Tony Akins and Ilias Kyriazis Colours: Leonard O’Grady Letterer: Robbie Robbins and Shawn Lee Dirk Gently is the lesser known creation of writer Douglas Adams famous for the… Read more »
Advance Review: Manifest Destiny #18
In Manifest Destiny, the Vameter has managed to find another head to use – but Lewis and Clarke take it upon themselves to stop it.
Review: Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency #1
Douglas Adams’, well renowned for the seminal Hitchhiker’s Guide series of novels, also put together a couple of novels for his character Dirk Gently – and his Holistic Detective Agency. While the Hitchhiker’s Guide has done many rounds in different media, poor Dirk has been somewhat overlooked and neglected.