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Never Forget: TV Shows That Deserved Better
Boomtown NBC, Bryan Fuller, Cancelled Too Soon, Cult TV, Forgotten TV, Generator Gawl, Homeboys in Outer Space, Jeffrey Donovan, Lost TV, Murder One ABC, Norm MacDonald, Ray Wise, Reaper TV Show, The Invisible Man Syfy, The Norm Show, Titus TV Show, Touching Evil, TV Nostalgia, Tyler Labine, Wonderfalls
From Reaper to Titus, these are the TV shows that vanished too soon – forgotten gems, bizarre experiments, and cult classics that deserved more love. A personal love letter to the shows that slipped through the cracks.
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Superkiller #1 delivers jokes, exposition, and a glimpse of promise after years of delay. But does Vito Gesualdi’s comic stand on its own, or is it another product of the influencer comic craze where fans buy into personality as much as story? Let’s find out.
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It’s Clobberin’ Time!!! A Review of Fantastic Four: First Steps
Ben Grimm, Comic Book Movies, Cosmic Marvel, Fantastic Four, Fantastic Four First Steps, FF Movie Review, Galactus, Johnny Storm, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Phase 6, Marvel Studios, Marvel’s First Family, Movie Reviews, Nerd Commentary, Reed Richards, Retro Futurism, Shalla-Bal, Silver Surfer, Sue Storm, Superhero Movies, Superhero Team Dynamics
A lifelong fan of Marvel’s First Family reviews Fantastic Four: First Steps – the best cinematic take on the team yet. From Galactus and a reimagined Silver Surfer to heartfelt family dynamics and stretchy missed opportunities, this is a sincere, nerdy dive into what works, what wobbles, and what’s still wonderfully weird.
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Ahead of the new Fantastic Four: First Steps movie, I dove headfirst into decades of comics history—from Lee and Kirby’s cosmic origin to Hickman’s multiversal crescendo. What I found was a story of science, family, heartbreak, and joy that reshaped my view of Marvel’s First Family. Here’s what I read, what surprised me, and why…
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Decades of DC fandom, a toybox full of comics, and cautious optimism going in—here’s how James Gunn’s Superman (2025) somehow pulled it all off. Dense, hopeful, weird, and yes, even punk rock.
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I finally pulled the trigger. I went to my (semi) local comic shop and decided to open a box there. A lot of this is new once again so it’s riveting to rediscover what once was a huge past-time for me in my teens. I haven’t been a regular frequenter of comics since I moved…
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On my journey toward writing a comic – something I’ve been wanting to do since my senior year of high school far back when I was writing incredibly offensive things like Phetus the Fetus and The Rad 4 (about various characters revolving around cancer) – and my subsequent return to the collection of comics, I…
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A Preamble I’ve never been a stranger to comic books. As a kid, when I lived in what I referred to as “the red house”, my father had a den that housed all of his comic books. I loved when he would reorganize because that meant I would go to a random box (usually X-Men)…
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As far as best movies of the year go, this is one of them. Godzilla Minus One is, in my mind, an ode to telling the world that insanely large budgets and brown-washed conformity to a specific style is unnecessary, and sometimes unwanted. It happens every year. I watch superhero film after superhero film until I…
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