World of twist

The Doors, Janis Joplin and Bob Marley are also celebrated

First in a series of live documents, from a time when EC was a bit, well, tasty…

Tim Burton produced sci-fi animation, voices of Elijah Wood and John Landau

The Fabs' forthcoming game takes shape

True grit! The desert-bluesers’ fourth is raw, and all the better for it

Frank Miller takes on the city

Neil, Bruce and Blur are joined by stellar supporting cast

A wonderfully odd minor masterpiece

In 2005’s Brick, Rian Johnson played a cute twist on the high school movie genre, importing the tropes of film noir for a murder thriller set in the halls of academe. The Brothers Bloom, last night’s premier at the London Film Festival, is a similarly knowing piece of work. On face value, it’s a movie about two con men brothers, played by Mark Ruffalo and Adrien Brody; but, more than that, it’s also a movie about the act of fiction itself.

The planet’s drollest songwriter shakes hands with his twentysomething self