This last flood, the one you call the Big Water, ended the Fifth World and began the Sixth. It opened the passage for those like myself to return to the world. The climate disaster that left a lot of the world underwater also left the Navajo reservation mostly untouched. Not that the Dinétah is an
I’m playing catchup again this month: three series I’ve been reading all had issues this week, keep reading for reviews of Skyward #14, Middlewest #8, and Monstress #23.
This past weekend I was lucky enough to have been given the opportunity to see Disneyland’s newest “land” inspired by the Star Wars Universe: Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Replacing the Big Thunder Ranch area located behind Thunder Mountain and spreading all the way around the backside of the park towards Critter Country, it’s a completely
This week’s guest review is from autisticcritic. In the same vein as Bohemian Rhapsody, Rocketman is a music biopic based on the life of the flamboyant Elton John. Directed by Dexter Fletcher, who was originally supposed to direct Bohemian Rhapsody as well, Rocketman is a fun and exciting take on the biopic genre. This movie
Black Mirror season five dropped last week, and we always have a great time talking about the show, even when we weren’t completely wowed by an episode. See below for a conversation about Black Mirror: Striking Vipers. (Warning, spoilers below.)
Right on schedule, another issue of Transformers after only two weeks waiting, woo! Warning, BIG spoilers below. I’ll try to talk around the biggest plot points but you’ll be able to read between the lines, so if you haven’t read the issue you should probably stop reading now. But if you’re all caught up, keep
I’ve gotten used to the fact that all of Terry Moore’s series feature cameos from his other titles. It’s obvious that Strangers in Paradise, Echo, Rachel Rising, and Motor Girl are all in the same universe, even if the characters didn’t interact much, if at all. Moore ramped up the pace of cameo appearances in
I’m going to space out the Hugo Award Best Novelette entries a little this year to try to make them last. Click the jump for a brief review of three stories of invasion, transformation, and memory.
This week’s guest review is from crackcinema_. We can sit here and compare this to the far superior original all day, it’s obviously not even in the same category. However, trying to separate them from each other completely would be nearly impossible and makes no sense for many reasons. So we’ve got to find a