In my mind, Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead was released to coincide with the theatrical release of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull to reignite interest in the character across different kinds of media. However, now that I look at the dates, Crystal Skull…

I took my time with Secret of the Sphinx, knowing it was the last of Max McCoy’s Indiana Jones novels and, frankly, I was enjoying it so much I didn’t want it to end too quickly. And that was something I was acutely conscious of when reading because it’s a…

The late J.W. Rinzler holds near-legendary status in Star Wars circles, thanks to his exhaustive and masterful non-fiction books chronicling the making of the original trilogy, as well as titles covering Indiana Jones, Planet of the Apes, and others. But fiction? That was never really his lane. Indiana Jones and…

What if I told you that one of the most thrilling, most Indiana Jones-style adventures doesn’t play out on the big screen, but in the pages of a novel? And not one of the ‘adult’ Indy novels I’ve reviewed so many times here on the site, but a young adult…

If the title of this novel makes you think, hang on, haven’t we done this topic before? We have. Last year I wrote about Indiana Jones and the Interior World, where we had the concept of a hollow earth with a race of people living inside it. Page after page…