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A Disney animator who defends Song of the South, while the son of a late animator slams Snow White remakeA writer at Pajamas Media tells of a veteran animator who's defended Disney's 1946 combination of live action with animation, Song of the South,...
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History of the RIPD comic and Hollywood adaptationSyFy told some history of the making of RIPD, adapted from a Dark Horse comic originally published around the turn of the century (the title's...
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A cartoon on Netflix too blatant even for modern woke Disney?The Post Millenial tells all about the new LGBTQ cartoon Nimona, released on Netflix, and reportedly so explicit in its own way, even Disney gave...
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Much too late to recommend Hawkeye's comics origin for moviesThe Digital Fix wrote about why they think Clint Barton's "bizarre" origin should be in movie screenplays. And it sounds like there's...
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New small publisher in Nova Scotia, Canada, and youngster develops own comicsThe CBC reported about Heavy Sweater Comics, a new publisher working around St. Johns: In a sleepy area of St. John's, sprawling with agricultural...
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Why should any sensible person want to see the Blue Beetle film if this is the kind of comic recommended before doing so?Film Fugitives cited a few comics from not very long ago, which they recommend reading before going to see the new Blue Beetle movie. And one of...
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James Gunn predictably lists woke writers' Batman stories as his favoritesSomething I'd wanted to address before, but only now am I getting around to it, is the kind of Batman stories the pretentious filmmaker James Gunn...
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The carrot's still being dangled for the Spider-marriage, and bound to lead nowhereBut anybody who knows how mendacious Marvel's been for nearly 2 decade since Joe Quesada erased Spidey and Mary Jane Watson's marriage also knows...
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History of the 1990s boom and bustA writer at IGN wrote some history about the time 3 decades ago when the speculator market turned the whole industry into a farce, also giving some...
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Chuck Dixon shouldn't be associating with Theodore Beale, if he still isDixon is a veteran with interesting insight, but he most unfortunately has some connections and employments he's worked on in the past decade that...
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Another article about Black Josei PressScripps News wrote an item about a small publisher producing comics spotlighting Black protagonists, which I'd written about before a year ago, but...
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The rise and fall of superhero movie fare, all because of political correctnessA writer at the Federalist took a look at how superhero films (and TV programs) became so commonplace since the turn of the century, to the point...
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Tifton Gazette fawns all over Darth VaderThe Tifton Gazette published a puff piece about Marvel's Star Wars adaptations, specifically, the comics spotlighting one of the most lethal...
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Even in anime/manga fandom, some people attack fictional characters instead of the characterization, and ignore mistakes by the writersI found this topic on Anime News Network's forumĀ first posted 4 years back, where worrisome signs and vital reminders are given why manga's not...
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Chuck Dixon condemns the Big Two for their closed shop mentalities, and which company could be doing it worse?Dixon was interviewed by Fox News about his rightful disappointment with Marvel and DC. He believes that while DC's obviously sunk very low in...
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Indian comics being replaced by mainstream USA's superhero fare along with manga?India Today asked what's become of local comics creations in an age where manga and Marvel have become more recognizable: Ask any kid of the 90s,...
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An example of Beauty and the Beast's male-bashing in a comic adaptationI once wrote about the problems with the PC elements in Disney's Beauty and the Beast cartoon of 1991 and its live action remake, and here's a page...
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Why is Spider-Man punching the strongest hero of the MCU into space a big deal?Giant Freakin' Robot wrote some history of a storyline that took place in the Acts of Vengeance crossover of 1989-90, in Amazing Spider-Man #328,...
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How CrossGen came close to making Hollywood dealsAxios has some history of the late independent publiher CrossGen, whose art is appearing at a Tampa Bay exhibit, and which reportedly almost made...
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Chuck Dixon disappointed with Marvel's embarrassment at the PunisherFox News highlighted Dixon's comment on how modern Marvel is "embarrassed" by Frank Castle, whose stories Dixon scripted in the early...
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Image moving from Diamond to Simon & Schuster distributionComicBook announced Image is changing from Diamond's distribution - which they'd relied on for much of the past 3 decades since their founding - to...
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Jim Lee again pays the wrong kind of tributeEvent Hubs did a sugary highlight of veteran artist - and now unqualified DC president - Lee's illustration of the Kitana character from Mortal...
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A 1990s comic movie that won't age well, based on the deeds of its starHard Drive wrote up a ranked list of comics adaptations to film from the 1990s, based on how contrived they seem. And one of the entries is The...
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Kurt Busiek loves the woke Barbie filmI've looked to see what comics writers might've watched the ultra-leftist Barbie movie, and if there's anybody in comicdom who did, it's...
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Seth Rogen prefers adapting indie comics to screen, but he's not a good steward for those eitherPolygon interviewed actor-producer Rogen, who's got a Ninja Turtles cartoon in production, about certain positions he takes regarding mainstream...
