San Diego Comic Con and the Ungrateful Fanboys
We live in a golden age of science fiction and fantasy as highlighted by San Diego Comic Convention, but all some fanboys know how to do is whine about it.
AN ANNIVERSARY and a FUN BOOK (Review): “JUSTICE GIRL”
After congratulating himself on his 40 years doing conventions, Steve discusses a quasi-SF-ish book about superheroes on TV in the 1950s. It’s fun!
AMAZING THINGS: Welcome To Night Vale @ SDCC
Thrilling Adventure Hour & Welcome to Night Vale:
Back for Another Cross-Over Show During San Diego Comic-Con weekend
Interview: Black Science Fiction Artist: Eric Wilkerson
My earliest memories are of waking up to watch the Jetsons, Voltron, and many other sci fi–based cartoons of the 80s.
Sequential Wednesdays #17 – Comic-Con: A Recounting
Another year, another Comic-Con touches down in San Diego’s historic Gaslamp district and billows the hell around and makes a metric ton of people really excited. I love being one of those people and for […]
Zachary Clemente Is Exhausted After SDCC
Zachary Clemente, author of Sequential Wednesdays (a feature that normally appears here on … Wednesdays) will be skipping today’s entry due to SDCC-Attendance-Syndrome, otherwise known as utter exhaustion due to experiencing a prolonged state of […]
Sequential Wednesdays #16 – San Diego Comic-Con 2013
It’s finally here! I’ve attended San Diego Comic-Con in mid-July for about the past 11 years and it’s never been stale. Sure, there are lines out to Tijuana and back, but there’s really nothing wrong […]
World War Z: The Complete Edition Review
Being visually impaired, I love audiobooks and one of the first ones I listened to via Audible was the abridged version of World War Z, Max Brooks’ oral history of the zombie war. I loved […]
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