By the way, this is not going to be a scholarly, informative lecture series about the long-running TV series. I might point out a tidbit or two you hadn’t heard, but I’m no expert or insider. There are countless resources…
Comic Review: “Banimon”.
Banimon is a three issue comic from Rocket North Publishing that I ran across at last year’s New York Comic Con, and after a quick flip through, I purchased all three issues from the creators. It’s a beautiful little publication, and…
The Great Unknowns: Freshco & Miz
It was a single mp3 in a folder of old rap tunes I’d gotten from somewhere. I was scanning through, looking for good tracks to DJ with, listening to snippets, hoping for a single beat or a bassline to grab…
Susan Mosher’s “The Great Daisy Theory”
I admit that I walked into Susan Mosher’s new show The Great Daisy Theory as a fan (and I expect many of the people in the room were there as diehard fans of either Susan Mosher or musical theater –…
From The Archives: Rolling Stone on Marvel Comics, 1971.
Rolling Stone No. 91, September 16, 1971. This is something I’d been wanting to track down for ages, as an interesting historical document, a missing piece of my pop culture education, and just something fun to read. When it was…
Album Review: “The Music Of DC Comics: 75th Anniversary Collection”
Well, this is something. It’s a fairly impressive, 31 track compilation of superhero theme songs from various films and TV shows, covering nearly the entire 75-year history of DC Comics. The oldest track here is the “Superman March” from the…