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  • And then he did the Godzilla article.

    Mar 1, 2025
    Uncategorized
    Criterion, godzilla, kaiju, movies, Showa

    The Showa Era Criterion Collection Review (Part 1) “In His Fourth Decade, Daniel Takes a Critical Look at Toho’s First Era of Godzilla” Matthew Kutruff, Vocalist, guitarist, and creator of the band Beast Parade I cannot remember a time that I didn’t know and love the sometimes enigmatic, sometimes hilarious, and sometimes terrifying beast known…

  • Beck – From worst to best

    Jul 27, 2024
    Music, Review
    beck, listicle, Music, Review, rock

    It’s time for a pallet cleanser. I’ve gone far too heavy into the comic book realm despite having interests that go far beyond just one medium. I haven’t talked very much about music on this site, but that doesn’t mean it hasn’t been a large staple in my formulative and latter years. Within that time…

  • Monthly Pickups: June 2024

    Jul 20, 2024
    comic book, Review

    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…

  • Mythical Mayhem – Part 1 of 2

    Jul 13, 2024
    comic book, Review, Uncategorized
    comic book, Fiction, indie, Writing

    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…

  • Outlaw Nights – A western space-opera and my ongoing obsession with setting

    Jul 6, 2024
    comic book, Review, Uncategorized
    art, comic book, Writing

    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)…

  • Masterful Worldbuilding: Elevating Fiction with Rich and Diverse Settings

    Jun 29, 2024
    Essay
    comic book, Fiction, movies, Music, setting, World Building

    If you’ve ever known someone addled with ADD or ADHD, you’ll know one thing that is glaringly obvious about them: their intense hyper fixation on specific things dwarfed only by their lack of impulse control regarding said hyper fixation. Last week I had written an ode to the idea of setting in fiction. Did you…

  • Setting: A mere backdrop or a character all on its own?

    Jun 22, 2024
    Essay, Fiction, Musing
    comics, Fiction, indie comics, setting, story, Writing

    What is it about settings that are so incredibly important to me lately? I’ve been on twitter lately using my account geared toward creative ventures. This allows me to bask in the creative works of others while propping up my own forays into the creative realm. It often contains within it people’s sketches and concept…

  • Travel Log October 2021

    Jun 21, 2024
    travel
    adventure, moving, photography, travel

    We moved from Portland, OR to Georgia quite a while ago. These were my thoughts as they were occurring on our cross-country excursion! It was one of the best “vacations” I have ever had in my life despite what should have been one of the worst things people can do – moving. Day One –…

  • A Last Day’s Journal: Melodramatic Twist

    May 24, 2024
    Musing
    Journal, Work

    Sometimes it’s imperative to poke a little fun at the life you lead. What could be better than an incredibly self-indulged foray through a last day of work told in as serious and aggrandized way humanly possible?

  • A Dino-loving World before Jurassic Park

    May 21, 2024
    Musing
    anachronism, Dinosaur, Dinosaurs Dinosaurs Dinosaurs, Documentary, Eric Boardman, Gary Owens, godzilla, Harryhausen, King Kong, List, listicle, More Dinosaurs, movies, Son of Dinosaurs

    What did one do pre-Jurassic Park if you were a lover of all things Dinosaurs?! Find out here

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