2015’s almost done. It’s been a whirlwind year. There have been some awesome highs, and some indescribable lows. Time to put it all out there, so to speak. Let’s start with the lows. 1. Konami Wow. Where do I even begin? From the rumors of Hideo Kojima’s employment status, to the reports of their management…
We all about that suite life.
It’s 2014. We’re only one year away until the zenith of technology: The year 2015 (thanks Back to the Future II). A very interesting video popped up on the Net a few days ago. Roll footage: HOLY HOVERBOARDS! CELEBRITIES? WHAT THE HELL!? A company called HUVr recently posted this video featuring hoverboard technology. First reaction: HOLY…
FACT: The number of movies based on comic books grows larger by the day. Films that deserve your attention are often overlooked during their box office run. Enter Kick-Ass 2. The first film, Kick-Ass, is based off the Icon title with the premise of ordinary teenager Dave Lizewski becoming a real-life super hero. Kick-Ass 2…
Ben Affleck’s the new Batman. Is he the first actor to jump from Marvel to DC? I don’t know. Daredevil wasn’t that great, and don’t get me started on Elektra. Still, I have hope for Bats. Wanna know why? Holden McNeil breaks it down.
First off, thanks to my friends, family, and all you cool geeks that made it out to SDCC 2013. You all deserve a round of applause. Go ahead, I’ll wait. *waiting* Okay, good. Here are my pictures from that fun-filled nerd orgy. Special thanks to my crew, Jabronie Pictures, Detoonified, The Stunt People, Almost Good…
In the July/August 2013 issue of Maxim (in case you were wondering, I get this magazine for free), I surprisingly stumbled upon a tiny column of information regarding a statistical book about the comic book universe. Naturally, I was intrigued as I have always found statistics illuminating and my interest for comics (as well as animes) grows with…
I’ve never been too fond of small towns. Especially since I grew up in San Diego, I’ve grown accustomed to the trappings of civilization. Neighbors, the internet, Starbucks, Min Sok Chon, Nolbu, having more than a one lane on a road… Then I read “In Sanity, AZ”. I remembered why I avoid small towns. Written…
WonderCon 2013 wasn’t that bad at all. It reminds me of how San Diego Comic Con used to be. Smaller, more intimate, and a helluva lot easier to get into. That being said, I was able to get through the entire con floor within the span of a few minutes. The size of a con…
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