Oh hey, there's a new Captain America: Steve Rogers comic book out today. Why does this fill me with incandescent rage? Find out below the cut! (more…)
One of the things that I find truly frustrating about the way that the 2016 Democratic primaries have gone is that, while most of the attention and energy has gone.
Face front, true believers! In Week 9, I discussed the link between “the mutant metaphor” and 1950s and 1960s science-fiction. One of the most important of these links was the.
Despite it usually being Erik Loomis' bailiwick, I wanted to wish all of you a happy May Day, and to share three thoughts with you about the slogan that was.
Face front, true believers! Last time, I talked about the “protean” nature of the “mutant metaphor,” its roots in science-fiction of the time, and how at least initially there was.
This is a bit of a correction to my earlier piece about Zack Snyder. Not that I think I was inaccurate in anything I said there, but I do think.
In an amazing podcast I couldn't be on, because I still haven't finished Season 2 of Daredevil, SEK talks Daredevil Season 2 with Elana and Brett of Graphic Policy and Spencer.
Face front, true believers! As I discussed in Week 5, a lot of work had to be done to make Captain America work for the 1960s. But in addition to.
