In 2017, SFWA President Cat Rambo worked overdrive to destroy my career in science fiction publishing. I’d come out with an article demonstrating conclusively by the numbers that women don’t need a “leg up” in publishing, that the industry is dominated and controlled by women, and Rambo violated SFWA rules by using their account to […]
The Last Of A Legend – Steve Ditko’s 32 Series Volume 5 – Curtain
The New WOKE Disney Star Wars High Republic: Kathleen Kennedy Hires RACE AGITATOR As Primary Writer!
They Don’t Care About “Violence” Only Identity
Continually Moving Forward
Some days it’s hard to find a blog topic, especially when the political noise is cluttering everything and making it very hard to focus on cultural items, but the lesson of all of it is — a lot of things are out of our control and we just have to keep working on what we […]
Iron Man Epic Collection Volume 2: By Force Of Arms Review
RIGGED For CORPORATIONS: Independent Content Creators CAN’T Get Organically Discovered
The Earliest Of Comics
Last night I started reading Popeye by E.C. Segar, one of the earliest heroes in comics and maybe the first humor strip that had a continuing building narrative. The plotlines are simple, but there’s an elegance to them at the same time. The characters are wide-eyed, joyous about everything even their failures, excited for strange […]
Marvel’s Early Diversity Experiment – Araña Here Comes The Spider-Girl
Jodie Whittaker “Steps Down” From Doctor Who – Or Was She Forced Out?
It’s Vintage Sci-Fi Month!
I had not idea this was a thing but just discovered there’s a crew running a vintage sci-fi month. Every month is vintage sci-fi month for me, as when I read, that’s pretty much what I read. I just got finished with reading A.E. Van Vogt’s first novel, Slan, which was originally serialized in 1940 […]
Joyous Science Fiction – Nexus Archives Volume 2 Review
The Original Patriot Superhero – The Shield
Real Boogaloo Stories in Civil War Adventure Graphic Novel!
YA Twitter Tries To CANCEL The Wall Street Journal – And Great Books!
Art, Beauty, and Truth and Cringy New Years Shows
Last night’s New Years Eve shows were about the saddest thing our culture’s ever produced. It was low budget, washed up D-Listers with empty streets and sad piped-in fake applause. It’s the culmination of everything our corporate culture has become: fake, empty, hollow, devoid of talent. Everyone’s incentivized to produce art which is functionless, meaningless, […]
Samurai Excellence – Blade Of The Immortal Deluxe Edition Volume 1 Review
JDA’s DEFINITIVE Top 10 Graphic Novels Of 2020 List!
SJW Comics Pros Take Another L
You might have seen me rabble rousing yesterday about a former Marvel Comics writer Sean McKeever. He took to twitter to be a complete dick to me for my “crime” of having bought his book directly from his online store (to help support him) and giving it a positive review. This isn’t abnormal in the […]
SHOCK: Spider-Man Writer Tweets BIZARRE Racist Tirade Against The Leading Hispanic Voice!
The Case Of The Missing Zorro Graphic Novel
In the 90s, Don McGregor was your Zorro writer. He penned one of the most famous Zorro runs from Topps Comics, as well as a daily syndicated newspaper strip. Those were cancelled, and a small start up company called Papercutz got the license for Zorro in the early 2000s. Papercutz is a company that specializes […]
Over The Top And Dark- Ultimates By Jonathan Hickman Review
BASED KANYE: Surprise Drop Like You Won’t Believe! Check It Out
What’s In A Name?
I came across a very interesting blog from Marvel editor Tom Brevoort today, which went over a claim that Ditko/Lee recycled characters and ideas through their stories. When you’re coming out with as many stories as they did, looks, names, ideas get recycled to some degree. It doesn’t make one incarnation less original than any […]
