‘Assassin’s Creed’ On Acid: ‘Knights Of Heliopolis’ Reviewed
There comes a time in every auteur’s career when they reinterpret a classic. The creator’s vision contrasts with the source
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‘Charlie Says’ Offers Another Look Inside The Manson Family
This month marks the 50th anniversary of a fascinating and horrible American tragedy. I’m speaking, of course, about the Tate-LaBianca
Read moreDenver Pop Culture Con 2019 – By The Dawn’s Early Fright: Teaching History With Horror Film
Since 2005, Brad L. Duren, Ph.D. has taught a senior-level seminar History/Humanities course on the complex relationship between cultural history
Read moreDenver Pop Culture Con 2019 – By The Dawn’s Early Fright: Teaching History With Horror Film
Since 2005, Brad L. Duren, Ph.D. has taught a senior-level seminar History/Humanities course on the complex relationship between cultural history
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 10 Review: “The Washington Merry-Go-Round”
Project Blue Book’s season finale opens with a date: July 19, 1952. You don’t get that specific unless you want
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 9 Review: “Abduction”
Nothing like a resignation letter to make a person feel like they have nothing to lose (though Blue Book was
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 8 Review: “War Games”
Hynek: Are you angry with me? Feelings of hostility? Mistrust? Quinn: What, more than usual? With “War Games,” Project Blue Book follows
Read moreProject Blue Blue, Episode 7 Review: “The Scoutmaster”
I don’t think there’s a merit badge for UFOs but if there was, Scoutmaster Emmett’s troop would be sorely disappointed.
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 6 Review: “The Green Fireballs”
While there’s a chance they may be related, between green fireballs and a nuclear launch initiating and stopping itself, I’d
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 5 Review: “Foo Fighters”
“Foo Fighters” is an episode that returns to ideas introduced in the first episode: the songs on the radio, Fuller,
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 4 Review: “Operation Paperclip”
While Project Blue Book has allegedly been about proving flying saucers don’t exist and that there’s a logical explanation for
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 3 Review: “The Lubbock Lights”
Nothing will ever supplant the flying saucer, UFO-wise, but Project Blue Book deserves credit for mixing things up and injecting
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 2 Review: The Flatwoods Monster
While “The Flatwoods Monster” retains some of “The Fuller Dogfight’s” weaker elements, it’s still a marked improvement over the first
Read moreSons Of Chaos: An Epic Retelling Of The War That Forged The Modern World From IDW
Sons of Chaos is an original graphic novel years in the making, according to its writer Chris Jaymes. It’s a
Read moreProject Blue Book, Episode 1 Review: The Fuller Dogfight
Based on investigations that were carried out by the US Air Force in the 50’s, Project Blue Book is the
Read moreDVD Review: Maximilian And Marie De Bourgogne Looks At A Less Covered Section Of History
I don’t remember the last time I’ve gone into a TV show blind, but it wasn’t for lack of trying.
Read moreHumanoids Launches ‘Life Drawn’ Imprint For Personal And Political Comics
LA-based publisher of international comics in English, Humanoids has been hiring new staff and teasing expansion in their lineup, even kicking
Read moreBatman Goes Steampunk In The Animated Adaption Of Gotham By Gaslight
Since the early 90s, we comic book fans have been treated to animated adaptations of our favorite characters. As a
Read moreFrank Miller’s Miniseries Xerxes Starts In April From Dark Horse
We knew Frank Miller’s new miniseries set in the same world as 300 was on the way from Dark Horse,
Read moreSingle Most Comprehensive Book On DC Comics Arrives In Compact Format With Lower Price
Paul Levitz created a book with publisher Taschen in 2011 that really was a gem in the realm of
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