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Following Kal-El from his escape from the dying planet Krypton through his humble beginnings in Kansas to his work as a part-time journalist and...
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Following Kal-El from his escape from the dying planet Krypton through his humble beginnings in Kansas to his work as a part-time journalist and...
Journalist and author Ray Richmond has been covering television as a critic and columnist since 1978 for such outlets as The Hollywood Reporter, Daily...
Part of The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera programming block from 1987 to 1988, this series of 10 syndicated made-for-television Hanna-Barbera’s Superstars feature the...
Alec Baldwin. Harrison Ford. Ben Affleck. Chris Pine. Each one of these men is a movie star. And each one of them has played...
Brandon Montclare might very well be one of the greatest assets of the comic industry. From store retailer to editor to writer, he has...
Class is a fascinating relic of 1980s cinema, serving as both a typical teen comedy of the era and a precursor to the...
Adam McGovern might be one of the nicest guys in comics. Perhaps best known for his work on the site HiLoBrow, Adam also is...
The 1990 television series The Flash, created by Danny Bilson and Paul De Meo, was a groundbreaking adaptation of the DC Comics character...
Money Talks is a buddy action-comedy that pairs Charlie Sheen and Chris Tucker in a wild ride of high-octane chases, slapstick humor, and...
When I was a college student in Philadelphia and living with no air conditioning during a stifling heatwave, I usually found myself at the...
Like the genre it drew it’s inspiration from, Heroes and its sequel series Heroes Reborn starts strong out of the gate and then...
This past year, several years after it’s original run ended, audiences rediscovered the legal drama Suits via various streaming platforms, finding greater success that...
Originally opening in 1976, Fat Jack’s Comicrypt is one of the oldest comic book stores in the United States. Now, on May 29th, they...
That Girl, the groundbreaking television series that premiered in 1966, stands as a cultural artifact of its time, with both commendable and questionable aspects....
After thirty five years, writer/artist Howard Chaykin completes his long awaited conclusion to TIME², which is being released as an omnibus collecting the original...
Massively damaged in Aliens and Alien 3, the synthetic Bishop asked to be shut down forever. His creator, Michael Bishop, has other plans. He seeks the Xenomorph...
This weekend, Marty Krofft passed away from kidney failure at age 86. With his older brother Sid, the brothers founded Sid & Marty Krofft...
John Ridley has a career that most writers rightfully envy. He’s a storyteller, and unlike many other writers, works regularly across various mediums. As...
There’s nothing like a crisp fall evening with a roaring fire, a glass of warmed apple cider, and a frighteningly good book that stirs...
The Wicker Man is one of the greatest horror movies of all time – a chilling exploration of an isolated community with a terrible...
Ed Piskor is far from shy when it comes to discussing his love of comics, hip hop and Pro Wrestling. His first major body...
Four decades after the original Halloween took the world by storm, Miramax, Blumhouse Productions and Trancas International bring a terrifying new trilogy of films...
Herbie J Pilato is a not just a fan; he lives and breathes television. Originally, seeking fame in fortune in Los Angeles, he slowly...
Written and directed by longtime friend and filmmaker Malcom Ingram, Clerk chronicles the life and career of Kevin Smith. Known for his live appearances...