Nexus Archives Volume 1 Review
The Beauty Of Simplicity
A failing I see with most modern stories is not only an attempt to make every story “darker” than the last to try to get some sort of edgy feel where it makes a reader or viewer nauseous, but modern fiction also tends to overcomplicate stories compared to the greats of the past. Everything that […]
Reggie & Me by Tom DeFalco Review
When Pedophiles Run Our Culture – NETFLIX & SUPERMAN!
Netflix Pushes Pedophilia
You can’t make this stuff up in 2020. Every time you think the entertainment media can’t possibly get more degenerate, more destructive, more horrific, they somehow lower the bar. I don’t even want to post the image because it’s so disgusting. You can look it up if you want. The show is called “cuties” and […]
Fantastic Four Epic Collection Volume 5 The Name Is Doom Review
Ditko On Heroism and Truth
I found this video of Steve Ditko speaking as to what a hero is and should be, on ideals and truth, and how important those ideals are to story. I’d never heard Ditko’s voice before, and though he’s obviously not an orator or salesman like Stan Lee while reading this script, his ideas are what’s […]
The Ditko Public Service Package Review
Establishment Writers HATE Their Own Craft – A Stunning Admission by John Scalzi
Deconstruction Is The Problem
It was illuminating reading how science fiction author John Scalzi talks about the classics with zero reverence this morning. It shows how the current crop at traditional publishing doesn’t love the genre and therefore could never do the genre well. They always are attempting to “deconstruct” the stories, characters, art, in an attempt to show […]
