Coming Soon! (December) Like many people, this time of year tends to run away from me, screaming and pulling everything out of order as it goes. I will attempt to wrangle some sort of order out of the chaos and will be returning to my regularly scheduled programming. As part […]
Denver Comic Con 2017 Day 2 Comics and The People That Make Them! Last year (my first year at Denver Comic Con), I was so amazed and overwhelmed at the experience that I ended up only getting to see a few panels. This year, Pop Culture Classroom offered so […]
Tokyo Ghost Science fiction has long been trying to answer the question of whether technology is likely to bring more good or more ill to humanity and society in general and in large part, cyberpunk has been a part of that conversation. Whether it’s Ghost in the Shell or Neuromancer […]
Graphic Reviews: Black Science As I’ve mentioned a few times before, science fiction is largely hit or miss for me. The genre is capable of imagining incredible (and compellingly believable) futures whose trajectory from the present is very clear to see. Just think of all the great science fiction in […]
Continuing in the vein of messed up stories from last week, this week I’ll be reviewing Deadly Class which is written by Rick Remender and illustrated by Wes Craig. Deadly Class is basically the story of high school if everyone was learning to be a cutthroat assassin. It’s dark, brutal […]
