Prohibition’s Untold History Comes To Light In ‘Shadow Doctor’ #1 On The Wednesday Run
Shadow Doctor #1 shines a bright light on another side of our shared history – one we’ve never seen before!
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Heroes & Villains: Election Night In America
E.A. Henson looks back on four years of WTF America, and the effect of Covid on our psyches and lives.
Songs in the Key of X, Episode 32: 1975
‘Songs in the Key of X’ looks at five of Jeffery X Martin’s favorite songs from the year, 1975, when everything seemed exceedingly soft.
Creations of Chaos: The Last Unicorn
On this week’s Creations of Chaos, it’s the Rankin/Bass, animated fantasy, that every child in the 1980s saw, but me. It’s time to go on a journey, with ballads aplenty, … Continue reading Creations of Chaos: The Last Unicorn
The Flag Was Still There In “Rebels: These Free And Independent States #1” On The Wednesday Run
And the rocket’s red glare! The bombs bursting in air! OK. We’re talking about comic books, not the star-spangles banner of the United States of America – although the two, … Continue reading The Flag Was Still There In “Rebels: These Free And Independent States #1” On The Wednesday Run
Heroes and Villains – Reviewing The Week’s Marvels 3-1-2017
This week in Heroes and Villains our selection of new Marvel Comics includes new beginnings and continuations. Meet me after the jump for my thoughts on Avengers #5, Monsters Unleashed … Continue reading Heroes and Villains – Reviewing The Week’s Marvels 3-1-2017
From High Upon The Pulpit Comes “Absolute Preacher Vol. 1” On The Wednesday Run
“Oh shit. I have to buy a third copy.” Those were the words uttered by an anonymous friend (and unnamed contributor to this site) after a recent enjoyable Saturday morning … Continue reading From High Upon The Pulpit Comes “Absolute Preacher Vol. 1” On The Wednesday Run
Biff Bam Pop’s It’s All Connected – Just a Kid from Brooklyn: Captain America, American Memories of World War II, and the MCU, Part I
Captain America is a symbol, and Steve Rogers is an ideal. The former is the manifestation of the best that the United States of America can be, and the latter … Continue reading Biff Bam Pop’s It’s All Connected – Just a Kid from Brooklyn: Captain America, American Memories of World War II, and the MCU, Part I
GOOOOOLLL! Transformers Makes It To The Next Round: Biff Bam Pop’s Weekend Box Office Wrap-Up Report
Sitting through two last minute, drama filled, World Cup games today, I turn my head away from sports towards the pop-culture drama of the silver screen. It seems that Andy … Continue reading GOOOOOLLL! Transformers Makes It To The Next Round: Biff Bam Pop’s Weekend Box Office Wrap-Up Report
Superman Vs. Orson Scott Card
Homophobic science fiction writer Orson Scott Card has been tapped to write a story or two for DC Comics’ new digital first Adventures of Superman. Controversy and outrage swirl in … Continue reading Superman Vs. Orson Scott Card
Corina’s Cartoon Cuts: South Park, Last of the Meheecans
After an unsobering first episode about Assburgers, the latest episode of South Park takes a look at the good old game of Texans vs. Mexicans… or as the U.S. calls … Continue reading Corina’s Cartoon Cuts: South Park, Last of the Meheecans