Review: PRINCESS UGG #1 by @TedNaifeh @OniPress
PRINCESS UGG by Ted Naifeh & colored by Warren Wucinich is the sort of fairy tale that hits you from page one Read more…
It’s Mental Health Month
It is important that real people feel represented by the media whether they are not heteronormative, white, lawyers/cops/doctors as seen in so much of television and if reflecting upon the human race means including those with mental illness, I do hope Hollywood tries to approach it with less glamorization. Read more…
THE LONG EMBRACE: RAYMOND CHANDLER AND THE WOMEN HE LOVED by Judith Freeman
Suzanne Toren’s impeccable performance hooked me and may be the thing that kept me wanting to hear more. Since the book does have a lot of fat about the times and aesthetics of LA rather in between shorter moments about Chandler, I think I made a great choice in getting the audio version of a book I do have at home and hadn’t continued past a few pages. Read more…
VODKA O’CLOCK 1415: Amber’s brief salute to @comicgeekspeak’s JamieD
Jamie Dallessandro was one of those friends that would do anything to make sure people of any “nerd level” could be part of a conversation and not left out. Read more…