So you want to start reading or collecting comic books and you’re not sure where to start? I can point you in the right direction: a fresh series called Rogue Sun that you can read without hundreds of issues of established lore!
Ever wonder how different Power Rangers could have been if the series had more mature storylines and less corny dialogue? Here are some ways the comics improved the tv series in many ways.
Ever wonder if you could survive in the world of Evil Dead? Then come test your mettle in Evil Dead the Game as the Savior or the Destroyer. Josh Neff introduces the game's features and characters.
What’s large, gray, and doesn't matter? Zack Snyder irrelevant Universe. Let’s add a little Blue and Gold to the next adventure. Josh’s take on why Booster Gold and Blue Beetle can be good for the DCU.
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Back to the Future were time travel movies that became pop culture icons. Josh gives his take on why Bill and Ted have the edge.
What if I told you that there is a fourth game console that most people are not aware of and others aren't sure will live long in the current market. Here’s the breakdown of what Google Stadia is and where it's headed.
Is using the F word known as “fake” in the world of wrestling the wrong choice of words when talking to a casual fan or should they know the amount of risk the wrestler is taking on their body?
What is the point of trash-talking? Is it to annoy the person in front of you, or do you want to psych out your opponent like the great Muhammad Ali or Macho Man Randy Savage?
Imagine a time before streaming videos when movie rental stores had not only the latest and greatest movie, also unknown B movies you hear about from family and friends. The Trancers sci-fi film series we such B movies, and, in spite of some unusual plot choices and lower-budget productions, they're worth checking out.
Stef continues her series on Dragon Con listing some important things to expect at the con and some ways to stay connected to con shenanigans year-round.
