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in Larks & RecsDC Fandome, The Haunting of Bly Manor, and More!
Welcome to What’s the Buzz, where members of our staff provide you with recommendations on a weekly basis. This week,Steve Wandling reports on the DC Fandome, Katie Bienvenue is excited about The Haunting of Bly Manor, and Simon McDermott has been watching the trailer for The Batman on repeat. DC Fandome Steve: 2020 has seen […] More
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Cheer, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and More!
Welcome to What’s the Buzz, where members of our staff provide you with recommendations on a weekly basis. This week, Stephanie Edwards is watching Cheer on Netflix, Hawk Ripjaw is enjoying Harley Quinn, and Jason Sheppard recommends the latest season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Cheer Stephanie: Since we are currently in the height of Oscar […] More
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Showdown! Doomsday Clock vs. HBO’s Watchmen
Spoiler Warning! If you haven’t read Doomsday Clock in its entirety or watched all of the Watchmen TV Show and you wish to do either, don’t let this article deprive you of a spoiler-free experience, as it contains major ones for both. If you’re still here, then you’ve done your research, so let’s continue. You […] More
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August 1994: Oasis’ Definitely Maybe, James Robinson’s Starman, EarthBound and More
This month in PopCulture25YL, we’re taking a look at the music, shows, video games, and whatever else we want from the month that was August of 1994. Mashing Buttons EarthBound by Sean Mekinda EarthBound (or Mother 2, as its known in Japan) may just be the world’s most perfect JRPG. I know, every fan of […] More
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July 1994: Ani Out of Range, Comics Summer Events, & Upbeat Counting Crows
This month in PopCulture25YL, we’re taking a look at the music, shows, video games, and whatever else we want from the month that was July of 1994. At the Comic Shop The Summer comic book events of 1994 by John Bernardy TV was offering nothing but re-runs, but the comic book industry brought out their […] More
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July 1994: Marilyn Manson Paints a Portrait, Invisibles Debuts
This month in PopCulture25YL, we’re taking a look at the music, shows, video games, and whatever else we want from the month that was July of 1994. VHS in the VCR The Dinosaurs finale literally ends in extinction by John Bernardy Usually, if you think of the TGIF lineup on ABC in the ‘90s, […] More
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PopCulture25YL – June 1994: Tony Bennett meets MTV, DC Elseworlds, and More
This month in PopCulture25YL, we’re taking a look at the music, shows, video games, and whatever else we want from the month that was June of 1994. At the Comic Shop by Steve Wandling Year of the Elseworlds As a longtime DC Comics fan, Elseworlds stories have always been my favorite. Just in case […] More
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PopCulture25YL- June 1994: Hulk Joins WCW, STP’s Purple
This month in PopCulture25YL, we’re taking a look at the music, shows, video games, and whatever else we want from the month that was June of 1994. VHS In The VCR OJ’s white Bronco was all over the news this month, but for our PopCulture25YL purposes, we’re going to step right around that whole thing. […] More
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PopCulture25YL – May 1994: Carson on Letterman, the NIN Closer video, and More
This month in PopCulture25YL, we’re taking a look at the music, shows, video games, and whatever else we want from the month that was May of 1994. VHS In The VCR One Final Bow by Scott Ryan It was only a typical Letterman bit. What does that mean? That means it was quirky, surprising, […] More
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HBO’s Watchmen Can Only be Helped by Superhero Fatigue & Political Cynicism, Same as the First Time
Let’s face it: most of us are getting tired of the superheroes. I’m not saying the current batch of superhero movies are not well-made; far from it. The movies are still highly entertaining. The characters themselves are compelling. Production quality is almost always fantastic. And of course, the movies still bring in the bank […] More
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PopCulture25YL- January 1994
This month in PopCulture 25YL, we’re taking a look at the music, shows, video games, and whatever else we want from the month that was January of 1994. VHS In the VCR: Babylon 5 by Paul Billington “And so it begins” It was the early 1990’s. TV was fairly homogeneous, but on the cusp of […] More
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Titans, Lux Prima, Hill House and More!
Welcome back to What’s the Buzz, where members of our staff provide you with recommendations on a weekly basis. This week’s entries come from: Laura Stewart, J.C. Hotchkiss, Paul Billington, Anthony Divers, Bryan O’Donnell, Martin Hearn, and Brien Allen. Laura: This week I have been mostly listening to “Lux Prima” by Karen O & Danger […] More
