Amazing Spider-Man 2 and the Roughest Debate in Spider-Man History
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A tale of morality, physics, and the great unanswered question about Gwen Stacy and Peter Parker.
http://www.vulture.com/2014/05/weirdest-debate-spider-man-gwen-stacy-death-neck.html
A tale of morality, physics, and the great unanswered question about Gwen Stacy and Peter Parker.
Anyone who’s traveled in the lands of SF has heard the complaints about worldbuilding: too much research and not enough life, a love of one’s own creations, special pleading and crank ideas. But most of fiction never went that far down the rabbit hole to begin with; most genres could use more worldbuilding, more thought put into…
When I was a kid, comics were all I thought about. There was no better time in my day than when I was finished all my crap schoolwork and was able to turn my attention to the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man or Batman I was a child of DC but soon I was just as vested…
The long-awaited graphic novel Hammer Of The Gods: Mortal Enemy by Mike (Powers) Oeming and Mark Wheatley will be debuting at this week’s Baltimore Comic-Con. All three will be available at the Insight Studios booth, #1911. Furthermore, the remaining 70 copies of the Lone Justice ashcan edition will also be available. Serialized here on ComicMix,…
We think we know Steve Jobs, the maestro behind Apple but unless you read one of his biographies or watch Jobs or Steve Jobs, you only have impressions. General audiences will recognize the man in the black turtleneck and know he gave us the iPod, iPhone, Macintosh, etc. but most will mistakenly credit him for…
It’s not all that surprising, but still shocking when you see it spelled out: Americans now spend roughly half of their spare time online during a typical weekday, according to the Netpop I Play report from Media-Screen, and more than half of this time is spent on entertainment and communications activities. Forty-eight percent of young…
THE LONG MATINEE-Movie Reviews by Derrick Ferguson THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD 1996 Cineville, Inc./Sony Pictures Directed by Dan Ireland Screenplay by Michael Scott Myers Based on “One Who Walked Alone” by Novalyne Price Ellis Here’s a wonderful romance movie that I think is wonderful for a couple to watch but it’s not exactly…