From beautiful historical romances to cinematic franchise cross-overs, August has boasted an impressive offering of graphic novels — with some of the most talented names in the industry on full display. Whether you’re looking for well-crafted comedy, epic adventures, or … Continue reading Scorching Summer Comics! — August Highlights
A/S/L – internet shorthand for Age/Sex/Location – is an emotionally compelling, and narratively unique look at the lives of three trans friends: Lillith, Sash, and Abraxa. Continue reading Queer Friendship & 90’s Videogames — A/S/L by Jeanne Thornton Book Review
Dark Horse’s amazing guide to one of the gaming’s greatest icons. Continue reading Super Mario Encyclopedia: The Official Guide to the First 30 Years review
David Ewalt explores the past, present, and future of virtual reality. Continue reading Defying Reality by David Ewalt review – the revolution will be virtualised
Leo checks out a fun new manga comedy examining otaku love life… Continue reading Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku 1 – the struggles of being an otaku at work…
This month’s graphic novel pick is a new anthology based on the hit first person shooter video game… Continue reading October Graphic Novel of the Month – Overwatch: Anthology Volume 1
To celebrate the upcoming release of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Leo revisits one of his favourite video game series… Continue reading The Legend of Zelda: Art & Artifacts – Thirty plus years of art from one of the greatest video game franchises of all time
Two retro gaming legends find themselves fighting evil alongside each other in Leo’s latest graphic novel spotlight… Continue reading Graphic Novel Spotlight – Sonic / Mega Man: Worlds Collide – The Complete Epic
Part 2 of our blog on our own formative gaming experiences to celebrate the publication of Gamelife… Continue reading Gamelife – Turnaround’s Favourite Childhood Video Games Part Two
In celebration of the publication of Michael Clune’s Gamelife, a memoir written around the seven most formative games the author played in his childhood, the Turnaround marketing team have picked those PS1 side-scrollers and 8-bit adventures that we hold most … Continue reading Gamelife – Turnaround’s Favourite Childhood Video Games Part One
