About a year ago Preacher, a tv series based on the Vertigo comic book by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, made its debut. It follows far-from-holy preacher Jesse Custer in a very small town in Texas and the lives of the often horrible people who live there. The first season of the show was actually a prequel to the comics, so even fans were treated to the unexpected every week. Continue reading Comics Cosmos – Pray for Me, Preacher
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GW1 Issue 104 – More TV Than You Can Watch
There was a lot of television news this week, so that’s what we’re chatting about (well, most of us are… Kylan is mumbling his way through because of dental work). First we cover Oddmall… yes, there’s another one this weekend and it’s outdoors! Then we get into TV, with cancellations, renewals, new shows and a return to sci-fi. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 104 – More TV Than You Can Watch
She Geek Critique – Enlarging the Universe
If yo
u’ve been reading my posts for a while, you know how I feel about creators messing with their creations after the fact. (I sort of went off a little on a certain comic book icon and a particular movie director about this.) I am of the opinion that once your creation is released to the world (no matter what form it takes), you should let it be appreciated for what it is and not try to meddle with it. Over the past few months, however, some changes have been announced for a couple of iconic works. Continue reading She Geek Critique – Enlarging the Universe
GW1 Issue 101 – Finales, Premieres & Yelling Kam
We’re at The Malted Meeple this week with our crew and some friends, talking about a few season finales and premieres. We start out with lots of Oddmall news… because it’s less than a couple weeks away! Plus there are some just-announced movie release dates and a couple of new tv trailers to cover. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 101 – Finales, Premieres & Yelling Kam
Best Geeky Finds – Stuck in a Coma (Without Vanna White)
Imagine living life as a teenager, being an A+ student in science, and your whole life is ahead. Now imagine that stopping completely at age 13, only to start back up again at 25, with no clue about what’s happened. Continue reading Best Geeky Finds – Stuck in a Coma (Without Vanna White)