How distinctly we remember, on the day before November;With the gaily costumed children wanting candy at the door.Eagerly we wished the morrow;—vainly we had sought to borrowFrom our comics breaks from sorrow—and we found the book Lenore.
Now the rare and radiant maidens called the Tweeks review LenorePosted here for evermore.
As we reported yesterday, comics legend Steve Gerber passed away Sunday. Anyone looking for proof of the impact his work had on generations of comic readers need only take a quick look around the ‘Net. Tom Spurgeon of The Comics Reporter provides a long, detailed look at Gerber’s career and a wonderful assessment of Steve…
Last year, I noticed an ad for Apple. I mean, you can’t not notice them, since they air every few minutes. <a href=” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiyIcz7wUH0 one was special, though, quoting someone quoting Walt Whitman. I wondered if it was made by the same agency that made the <a href=” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsP6XTHBwRw Smith Levi’s commercial. And I wondered…
SPOILER ALERT: This week’s topic is Doctor Who. If you don’t watch the show, you probably won’t like the column. Also, if you’re saving this season to binge watch and haven’t seen any of the episodes yet, there may be some spoilers. Fair warning. We’re several weeks now into the new season of Doctor Who…
Some call it the "luckiest day of the year," but to us it’s just another day soaking in the warm glow of Pop Culture! The Big ComicMix Weekend Broadcast goes a little old skool with news on new Pokemon and the new Magic cards, a tip on a new film from the Stargate folks, Homer…
For anyone familiar with the online presence of award-winning writer Warren Ellis, it came as no surprise when the author announced at last year’s San Diego Comic-Con that he would be scripting an original, ongoing webcomic hosted by Avatar Press and titled FreakAngels. The concept, the preview art and even the name of the series…
So Barry Allen is coming back. I like Barry Allen okay. I was sad when he died. Not as sad as I was when Supergirl died, but sad. He seemed like a nice guy, someone down-to-earth and genuine, at least as much as a comic-book character can be. His job as a police scientist seemed…
