Category Archives: Comic Books

Five Too Few: Dynamo 5 and the Legacy in Need of a Renaissance

Posted on March 31, 2013 by

For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved superhero comics. And yes, I’m talking mostly about the mainstreamers –– Batman and Robin, Green Arrow, Superman, and Wonder Woman. I also have a pretty strong affinity to many of the … Continue reading →

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Nine Tomorrows: Great Graphic Novels of the Not-So-Distant Future

Posted on August 14, 2012 by

Many years ago while perusing the shelves of the old Twelfth Street Books in Manhattan, I stumbled on an anthology of short science fiction stories by Isaac Asimov called Nine Tomorrows. I became instantly immersed in this strange collection of … Continue reading →

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Top Eight Movies I Saw in Theaters in 2011 (Because I Only Saw Eight Movies in Theaters in 2011)

Posted on December 30, 2011 by

As many of my closer friends on Facebook and those who follow me on Twitter probably know, I spent the bulk of 2011 writing, teaching, and doing research for my second feature-length screenplay Caput. That research took the form of … Continue reading →

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An Inner Child Enkindled (or, A Happy Epilogue to “So Long Spandex…”)

Posted on September 24, 2011 by

Those of you who’ve read my recent blog post “So Long Spandex, but Thanks for Stretching Yourself So Thick” will know that I’m not the happiest comic book camper regarding DC Comics’s “New 52” reboot of the world’s greatest superheroes. … Continue reading →

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