Well, finally. With this official casting announcement, the MCU is finally moving full speed ahead with Marvel’s first family. We’ve long known the FF was coming, as Kevin Fiege announced it at a convention 5 years ago, after Disney bought back the rights for the franchise. So now, let’s do a little analyzation of whatContinue reading “And now… Your New Fantastic Four!”
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My ups and Downs with the ’24 Super Bowl commercials…
As promised, my favorite Super Bowl commercials for ’24, or at least the ones that really impressed, or made a good impression on me. but first, I’ll touch on things that didn’t really work for me, or left me a bit “blah”. There were a lot of generic, safe laughs. But some concepts that justContinue reading “My ups and Downs with the ’24 Super Bowl commercials…”
Let’s Go ALL IN on the Whoniverse…
Sometimes, I think certain Doctor Who showrunners feel they have to “one up” their predecessors. Bear with me— this leads somewhere. Russell T. Davies started the new era of Who, and oversaw two Doctors, four series, 52 regular episodes, and eight specials over five years. During this time, his two Doctors aged five years total.Continue reading “Let’s Go ALL IN on the Whoniverse…”
The Whoniverse Has Arrived
Beware, all science fiction and science fantasy franchises, there’s a new Universe in town. Several years ago, while addressing media at an event regarding the future of television, Russell T. Davies once again spoke of his love for Doctor Who. This time, he talked about the future possibilities of the show. He spoke of howContinue reading “The Whoniverse Has Arrived”
If you’re going to do Disney, DO IT RIGHT
I’ve got some family that’s doing Disney World this Christmas, and it got me to thinking. They’ve probably already got their plans formulated but for anyone else in the future, I’m going to share my experiences with holiday and celebratory trips to the magic kingdom. Yes, this will all be unsolicited advice, but ignore itContinue reading “If you’re going to do Disney, DO IT RIGHT”
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 16. Still worth it?
A slumlord, a wild card, a bird, a serial killer and a body dysmorphic walk into a bar. Because they own it. I was going to go into a huge background dive into Sunny, talking about the characters, the show, etc., but no. If you’re a Sunny fan, you either know all those things, orContinue reading “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 16. Still worth it?”
Mom part 2
Many have reached out asking how I am during all this and really, I’m fine. I’m actually relieved. The “dominoes” had been falling for quite a while, slowly picking up speed until finally then the plunge was fast and extreme in the final week. Mom was 87 and there really was no surprise here, justContinue reading “Mom part 2”
Farewell to mom part 1…
As it would have been extremely difficult to livestream the proceedings, I thought I’d share what I said to the gathered friends and family… We only know the people in our lives through the lens in which we view them. My mom knew many, many people in her life. Family, friends, co-workers, in different walksContinue reading “Farewell to mom part 1…”
Brave & The Bold #115 – “The Corpse That Wouldn’t DIE”
Ridiculously joyous, insanely beautiful. As a kid growing up in the ’60’s and ’70’s, I had a penchant for reading comics, and some of the most desired were Batman comics. Each month, the cowled character featured in Batman, Detective comics, Batman Family, Justice League of America, World’s Finest with Superman, and The Brave & TheContinue reading “Brave & The Bold #115 – “The Corpse That Wouldn’t DIE””
Fantastic four: Full Circle by Alex Ross
Abrams ComicArts did what Marvel comics was apparently hesitant to do — put out a comic featuring the Fantastic Four, starring Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic), Sue Richards (The Invisible Woman), Johnny Storm (The Human Torch), and Ben Grimm (The Ever-lovin’ Blue eyed Thing). I’ve missed them. Oh, Marvel puts out a monthly Fantastic Four comic,Continue reading “Fantastic four: Full Circle by Alex Ross”
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