“Everyone says that a parent losing a child is the worst pain imaginable. But a child losing a parent?Shit, that’s to be expected.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #60. Some spoilers below. First off, hats off once again to Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Stapes for consistently creating truly hateful characters, because Special
We’re back on schedule this week, talking about Lore Olympus episodes 199 (nobody’s buying the crap you’re selling, Zeus) and 200 (for the fast-pass folks only, but wow, “runt of the litter?” Really?) After that we squee about the final episode of Arcane (so pretty and VIOLENT) and the second episode of Peaky Blinders season
Hey look at that, we’re back on schedule! Let’s see how long that lasts JUST KIDDING we know it won’t last long. First up we’re spoiling all the spoilers for Lore Olympus episodes 197 (out now) and 198 (only available with the fast pass) and long story short, Ares is a sex pest, Zeus is
Maybe there’s a reason the word “collaborator” has become synonymous with “war criminal.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #59. Some spoilers below. First off, the art for this issue was lovely as always, but also dynamic and, in places, really funny. I absolutely love the panel of the frog jumping at the other
For once we had a plan! We talked about the latest two episodes of Lore Olympus, and asked the important questions: WHAT is happening to the ruling gods, and HOW is it all Zeus’ fault? (Because you know it is.) After that we set out to recap the “Three Robots” episode of Love, Death +
First up we’re recapping the latest Night Vale episode, as Cecil searches for the lost cat (“…cat? Probably a cat.”) Khoshekh, with the help of a pet psychic and random people who say vague and upsetting things. Then we jump into two episodes of Lore Olympus, one of which (episode 194) doesn’t come out till
Eleven days till the latest season of Love, Death + Robots is here, check out the newest trailer plus the full list of episodes and their directors! Nine new stories. May 20. On Netflix.This marks executive producer David Fincher’s first foray into animation directing and recent Academy Award Winner and Emmy Winner Alberto Mielgo’s return
Magnetic and surreal, d’Errico’s arresting subjects, their piercing eyes and dynamic colors, are often juxtaposed with the cute, creepy, bizarre, and the otherworldly. I reviewed Camilla d’Errico’s hardback Rainbow Children back in 2016 (short version: I loved it) so I was delighted to see her new book Dappled Daydreams was just released by Dark Horse.
Thanks to two very generous friends, I attended the Renaissance Pleasure Faire this year for the very first time! I could’ve taken hundreds of photos but I was distracted by the craft booths, archery, performers, and more. So here’s a selection of the photos I did take: while the renaissance cosplay was gorgeous, I loved