As most of you know, the Earth-44 Timeline is something I've been working on for years. However, I has always seemed to me that it is kind of a dense text and possibly hard to follow. Plus, I tried to connect in so many things that the timeline may
Here's the way I remember it. The first time I encountered the work of Arthur Adams was the illustration of Snap Dragon he did for the cover of Marvel Fanfare #13, but he really came to my attention in the letters page of #15, in which a fan wrote to
So I was thinking recently about compiling a list of "epic" rock songs. What do I mean by "epic"? In this case, I'm talking about lengthy songs (usually five minutes or longer) that have a lot of musical changes or actual movements, where different p
Of late, I've been indulging my interest in books, particularly crime/Detective fiction. Now, something I've always done is check the publication date of the books I'm reading to gain some historical context (I even did this as a small child reading
Gotta have someone for these folks to fight. I'm going to try and see how many I can come up with without looking any up. Once I reach that point, I'll finish out the list using the standard references.
As you know, I started a new job earlier this year, and the week of October 16-22 was Homecoming, the biggest of all the big-deal events on the calendar. Especially because it was the first full, in-person Homecoming they've been able to have in thre
"Time has gone awry. The Doctor is lost, without his TARDIS. But he’s not alone. The Space Security Service agents Anya Kingdom and Mark Seven haven’t always been on his side in the past, but now they are here to help him. And he’s going to need them
This topic has come up, again, on a recent discussion. We have some current members who weren't around when this topic was originally posted on the old board, so I thought I'd "bump it up" as it were.
I so wanted to like Star Trek: Enterprise, but I nevertheless found it (the first three seasons, anyway) to be a big disappointment. Yet it's one of Tracy's favorites of the franchise. But she didn't grow up on reruns of TOS the way I did; the series
I have been in the mood to reread Alan Moore's Miracleman for some time now, but I decided to wait for the "omnibus" edition to be released so that I can read it in the format it deserves. In the meantime, I decided to reread Alan Moore's Captain Bri
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After the dystopian science fiction (with magic) of Descender and Ascender, co-creators Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen return with a different flavor of the same genr