Comics of Diversity That Deserve Your Attention
Recently there was an article published from a big name comic giant (that has six letters and starts with the letter after “L”) that blamed low sales on comics featuring …
Delayed Reaction: The Librarian movies
A complete pet peeve of mine is to start in the middle of a series or, even worse, watch the screen version before reading the book. This is pretty easy to …
First Impressions: Angel Catbird
I am here to say that it is all right if you do not like everything your favorite artist produces. That pretty much summarizes my thoughts after reading a few panels …
Delayed Reaction: Disney’s Newsies (1992)
Growing up in a typical inner city neighborhood did not afford this sheltered dweller many opportunities to experience theaters or live plays. So I was not able to nurture a …
International Phenomena: Goblin, The Lonely And Great God
The bar on supernatural Korean dramas was raised so high by this drama that it became THE standard. Goblin, The Lonely and Great God came into audience’s hearts like a rainstorm …
Movies That You May (Or May Not) Have Missed in 2016
Happy New Year! 2016 may have dimmed a bit as several stars in movies and music steadily winked out (but will never be forgotten by those who cherish their memories). …
Delayed Reaction: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
There is a confession I must make: I barely finished the last season of Buffy The Vampire Slayer (a.k.a BTVS) this month. I can hear the gasps, faints, cries of blasphemy already. When BTVS aired on the WB all those years ago, it was one of the awesome-est shows out there. The problem was, it wasn’t the ONLY awesome-est show. Every fiber of my being was owned by Dawson’s Creek and Roswell. Dawson trumped vampires. Although BTVS held my attention for a good few seasons and that was because of my everlasting TV crush, Seth Green, who played Oz on the show. Indeed, as most of my friends were mooning over David Boreanaz as Angel, my breath hitched for the aloof, spike-haired werewolf rocker. Something must have tweaked in my brain because I was convinced that the show killed him off and I dropped watching BTVS.