The Unreal Life: “The All-Nighter”
Welcome to week two of my experiment in web-comic-ing. With the Lost finale a week away after tonight, I figured I’d better tackle it now, and that’s showrunners Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof up there…
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Can You Name All the Ninjas?
Ah man, from artist Jim Rugg comes a “name them all” image that I certainly can’t complete. It features a bunch of ninjas from TV, film and video games, and I max out pretty quickly…
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Unreal Movie Review: Robin Hood
I hate being tricked into going to a film that turns out to be completely different than what it was advertised to be, and I can’t think of a better example of this than Robin…
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My Initial Starcraft 2 Beta Impressions
Frequent readers of the site will know I have something of a thing for Starcraft. I played the game a decade ago like crazy, and recently have gotten into watching professional matches online which is…
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Learning Your ABCs with Wolverine
Our DeviantArtist of the week is SeanGordonMurphy, who was smart enough to use his own name on the site so when people like me write posts about him, he gets his name out there. His…
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Lost Review: “Across the Sea”
Hmph. If I had to sum my my feelings about last night’s Lost in four letters, it would be those, although I guess **** is four letters too. I was just expecting an entire episode…
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The Unreal Life: “You Can’t Please Everyone”
Hello there loyal readers, it’s your friendly neighborhood editor-in-chief here with the announcement that I’m going to try and start writing and illustrating a (hopefully) weekly webcomic called “The Unreal Life” which tackles all manner…
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The Fast Food Mascot Fighting Game That Should Definitely Exist
This image, masterfully created by DeviantArtist Lysol Jones, is titled “Extra Value Combo” and pictures a fighting game filled with combatants pulled from fast food chains all around the country. It’s a game that obviously…
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They Call This Shot “The Tarantino”
I’m surprised it took this long for some observant moviegoer to notice this, but they’ve discovered a camera shot that populates literally every single one of Tarantino’s movies, an upward angle of the film’s heroes,…