Quarantined In the Bronze Age of Comics (Mostly)
Although most of my mail-order retail therapy for the lockdown was Batman comics, not ALL of it was. Here are the others.
The covers that got away
I love looking at comic book covers from the Silver Age. They were made for the days when comics sat on the spinner rack for a few days, then poof, …
Nanananananana Batwoman!
While it’s far from the worst thing about the pandemic, seeing several CW superhero shows (not to mention the network’s Nancy Drew) have to cut their seasons short is frustrating …
Review time! with some of Greg Hatcher’s short stories!
Greg Hatcher doesn’t just write fun columns for this blog, you know – he also writes short stories, so let’s take a look at some of them!
Quarantined in Gotham City
With the stay-at-home order still in force here, I’m getting caught up on my comics reading. Bat books, mostly. Here’s the second half of the rundown I started last week.
‘Hollywood’ Clumsily Rewrites History
Ryan Murphy, the creator of Glee and American Horror Story, has a new seven-episode series up on Netflix, so I gave it a look. Hollywood (co-created with Ian Brennan) turned out to be one of the more frustrating productions I’ve seen in a while. I found it so annoying, in fact, that I’m going to complain about it in detail. [Spoilers] abound.