GOODNIGHT KISS 2
Fear Street Super Chiller #10: Goodnight Kiss 2 © 1996 by Parachute Press. Cover Art by Bill Schmidt. Spoiler-Free Review In my six years of reading and reviewing Fear Street books, I have seen a wide range of quality. There have been some fantastic reads, and...
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GOODNIGHT KISS 2
Fear Street Super Chiller #10: Goodnight Kiss 2 was a mess of a plot with a frustratingly stupid protagonist. I was tempted to phone in this review as a result.
FAVORITE BOOKS 2019
A list of my favorite books and comics in 2019.
FAVORITE ALBUMS 2019
A list of my favorite albums from 2019.
PIANO LESSONS CAN BE MURDER
Goosebumps #13: Piano Lessons Can Be Murder is a weird one. Like, I thought I knew where it was going until I hit the last twenty pages and the book took a nosedive into WTF territory. The ending felt less like a plot twist and more like a fever dream.
MONSTER
Christopher Pike really surprised me with it's brutal and unflinching nature of this book. It was easily my favorite nostalgia read since I started doing this crazy project.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR…
Goosebumps #12: Be Careful What You Wish For... is a messy one. It's got everything from unoriginal tropes to confusing character motives. I was even inspired to write a motivational pep talk for the protagonist, who proved incapable of learning anything over the course of the story.
NEW YORK COMIC CON 2019
I didn't have a table at NYCC this year, but I still went! It was a four day whirlwind that left me with lots to unpack.
THE HAUNTED MASK
Goosebumps #11: The Haunted Mask is one of the best-remembered books from the series, and it holds up pretty well. And my review is here just in time for Halloween.
CHEERLEADERS: THE THIRD EVIL
Fear Street Cheerleaders #3 is here to finish what The Evil started. I hope you're ready to read about the horrors of cheerleading camp and the shortcomings of demon logic.
CHEERLEADERS: THE SECOND EVIL
Fear Street Cheerleaders #2 is here, which means The Evil is back! Things are about to get bloody repetitive in here. GO TEAM!
CHEERLEADERS: THE FIRST EVIL
Fear Street Cheerleaders #1 kicked off the first of the infamous Fear Street trilogies. It's got teen spirit, a notorious Evil spirit, and plenty of Razzmatazz.
A LOOK BACK AT SINA GRACE’S RUN ON ICEMAN
For my latest article for Geeks OUT, I decided to take a look back at Sina Grace's acclaimed run on Iceman with some new context in mind.
THE WRONG NUMBER
Fear Street #5: The Wrong Number is easily one of my favorite book covers in this series. Even though I didn't find this one all that scary, I still really enjoyed it.