Martin Powell
I've been a professional writer for a couple decades, with hundreds of published credits. I have written everything from mystery to science fiction, comic books, graphic novels, and children's books. Take a look around and thanks for browsing.
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I've been a professional writer for a couple decades, with hundreds of published credits. I have written everything from mystery to science fiction, comic books, graphic novels, and children's books. Take a look around and thanks for browsing.
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Martin Powell's Books
Fun graphic novel - these are definitely my type of superheroes! I love Halloween. Illustrations were pretty nice. I enjoyed the story and really hope for more volumes. The characters were awesome, but a bit underdeveloped. Hope that will be remedied if there are future volumes.Really enjoyed this.
Really terrific comic for kids. Great illustrations and story about how the leopard got his spots! I loved the art and it was really fun to read.Disclosure: This ebook was provided to me free of charge through NetGalley for the sole purpose of an honest review. All thoughts, comments, and ratings ar...
I thought this anthology was uneven. There were a few stories that really stood out but most didn't make a lasting impression. I liked The Lost Boy by Barbara Hambly/ It was interesting reading a story from Mary's point of view. But it was really the idea of a young Sherlock in Neverland that pique...
So, in interests of full disclosure, I'm "friends" with Jamie Chase who did the art in The Hound of the Baskervilles. I shouldn't even scare quote that, because it could come off as bitchy. I've met him several times at Bubonicon, I'm friends with him on facebook, and I'm a pretty enthusiastic fangi...
Unlike the reviewer at SF Site, I felt that the best of the bunch was the story that didn't include Holmes -- the incomparable Kim Newman's 'The Red Planet League'. The rest were readable, at times even quite good -- with the possible exception of editor J.R. Campbell's awkward pulp offering 'The E...
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