Lots and lots of Sam and Dean! That’s the best part of Keith R.A. DeCandido’s Supernatural tie-in novel, Nevermore. It has other things going for it as well, which I’ll get into later, but my number one criteria for enjoying a Supernatural story is spending more time with the Winchester brothers than with any other…
Now the long hellatus comes… so time to look back at our last Supernatural comic book arc! The Dogs of Edinburgh is the fourth comic miniseries tie-in for Supernatural. It is another prequel story, covering the time when Sam was at Stanford. To follow the graphic novels’ backstory for Supernatural from the beginning, enjoy my narration and review of…
“Sam is so serious,” agrees staff writer Daniel Loflin, who co-wrote the third Supernatural comic series, Beginning’s End, with his screenwriting partner, Andrew Dabb. “That’s one of the things we tried to tackle with the comic books: ‘Why is Sam so serious?’ It’s basically because before Mary died, Dean got to experience life with her…
Happy (belated) Father’s Day! I really, really wanted to release this on Father’s Day, but things just kept going wrong -like some microphone trouble, which you’ll probably hear. Thankfully, I didn’t have as much go wrong as John Winchester does in this graphic novel series!
Yes, I have reviewed this comic before, but that was in the days before I was doing video reviews. I think video reviews actually work better for comics than text articles.
Four years ago, The Winchester Family Business interviewed Mr. Passarella prior to the release of his second Supernatural novel Rite of Passage. With his new book Cold Fire hitting the market, we asked him to return for a new interview with us. Nate Winchester: Mr. Passarella, I’m sure what our readers first want to know is this:…
Wow, it’s been awhile since we last had a new Supernatural book, but Hellatus is upon us which means it’s time to get our SPN fix any way we can. To help us out, a tie-in novel!
Cold Fire, a new novel set in the Supernatural universe, was released today.
As part of my very slow moving project to read all of the Supernatural tie-in novels, I recently completed Witch’s Canyon. This book was released in October, 2007. It was written by Jeff Mariotte, who also wrote tie-in novels for Buffy, Angel, Spiderman, Criminal Minds and Star Trek. Given the publication date, one can assume…
Bone Key, written by Keith R.A. DeCandido, was the third novel written as an authorized, tie-in story for Supernatural. The book was published in August, 2008 and takes place mid-season 3, a week after the events of “A Very Supernatural Christmas”. Mr. DeCandido also wrote Nevermore (the first book of the series) and Heart of…
Carved in Flesh is the twelfth companion book written for the Supernatural TV series. Released in April of 2013, it was written by Tim Waggoner, who also wrote Supernatural, the Television Series: The Roads Not Taken (Oct 2013) and a companion book for another popular science fiction genre show, Stargate SG-1. Mr. Waggoner teaches a…
Those of you who follow my writing know that I am a recent convert to the Supernatural fandom, just discovering the show mid-season 7. A great advantage to joining your ranks late is that there is a huge backlog of audio-visual and literary material available to indulge my new passion! My leisure time has been…
