Tim Jenkins

Tim is a writer and musician from Oak Ridge. When not agonizing over a book or musical project, he can be found struggling to sit still long enough to watch something with his partner Meaghan.

Location Oak Ridge, TN

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Reviews - Sep 25, 2025 Caesar’s Spy Vol. 1 review — A vengeful gladiator finds himself embroiled in the fate of Rome

Caesar's Gaul mercenary Coax stands amidst skulls scattered upon stone steps on the cover of Caesar's Spy

A twisting tale set within the final days of the Roman Republic

by Tim Jenkins

Reviews - Sep 25, 2025 Conan: Scourge of the Serpent #1 review — The threat of the serpent echoes through time

Serpentine figures adorning the alternate cover of Conan: Scourge of the Serpent #1

The next big event to shake up the Titan Comics Howardverse has arrived

by Tim Jenkins

Reviews - Sep 10, 2025 Conan the Barbarian #24 review — Secrets, shadows, and sorrow surround the Cimmerian

Conan the Barbarian battles against a nightmarish serpentine monster in the variant cover for Conan the Barbarian #24

Can the Barbarian stop Thoth-Amon’s vile plans for Keshatta?

by Tim Jenkins

Reviews - Sep 09, 2025 The Savage Sword of Conan #10 Review — Slither through the ages with three epic tales from Jim Zub

Sailor Steve Costigan prepares for a fight on the cover of The Savage Sword of Conan #10

Can the serpentine evil of Set ever be defeated for good?

by Tim Jenkins

Reviews - Aug 29, 2025 Masterminds #1 Review—Squid Games meets the video game industry

Who doesn’t enjoy a good puzzle?

by Tim Jenkins

Reviews - Aug 27, 2025 Nemesis: Forever #1 review—Mark Millar’s villainous new installment in the Nemesis saga

Can the world survive the return of the white-masked billionaire terrorist?

by Tim Jenkins

Reviews - Aug 13, 2025 Conan the Barbarian #23 Review — Slithering secrets surround the Cimmerian

What deadly plots lie within the Temple of Set?

by Tim Jenkins

Reviews - Jul 28, 2025 Marvel's Wolverine: The First 50 Years Review — Celebrating half a century of the X-Men’s angriest Canadian

A journey through history you can really sink your claws into.

by Tim Jenkins