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Tag Archives: batman
10 Things I’d Do If I Ran DC or Marvel Comics
Welp, I’m branching out a little, kiddies. The Casual Geekery invited me to write articles for them. For my first article, it’s a 2-parter called 10 Things I’d Do If I Ran DC or Marvel Comics. Here’s Part One. And … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Books, Essays, Top Ten Tuesday, Writing
Tagged batman, comic books, comics, dc comics, image comics, marvel comics, spider-man, superheroes, superman, writing
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Theo Moudakis’ Fort McMurry Cartoon: A Criticism
As of this writing, it seems the massive fire in Fort McMurray is dying down. 80,000 people in the area were evacuated while the town was decimated. It’s fortunate – and a little amazing – that no lives were lost … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Comic Books, Essays
Tagged batman, dc comics, fort mcmurray, marvel comics, superman, theo moudakis
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The City of Smoke & Mirrors Writer Commentary (Part 3 of 3)
And here we go. Finally. The third and final writer commentary on my first novel, The City of Smoke & Mirrors. I’ll be honest here, folks: I’m brutally self-critical about these chapters. Particularly this book’s ending. Looking back, I hate … Continue reading
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Tagged armadillo, batman, Books, Dilbert Pinkerton, Fiction, mystery, Ninja Turtles, novels, Science Fiction, writing
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The City of Smoke & Mirrors Writer Commentary (Part 1 of 3)
With the upcoming release of THE DAME WAS A TAD POLISH, I thought it might be fun to pull back the curtain on my debut novel, THE CITY OF SMOKE & MIRRORS. I don’t know if this is something writers … Continue reading
Posted in Dilbert Pinkerton, Joys of Writing, Writing
Tagged armadillo, batman, comic books, dc comics, joys of writing, novels, writing
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Thor & Batman: Marvel’s Science vs. DC’s Myth Reversed
I had a discussion with a friend of mine recently regarding DC vs. Marvel. They felt that DC was more reality-based than Marvel. In regards to the movies, that’s unquestionably true. Especially in the case of Batman. Christopher Nolan’s take … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Books, Essays
Tagged batman, comic books, dc comics, hulk, iron man, marvel comics, superman, the flash, thor
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Have I Converted? – Marvel Comics vs. DC Comics
With Marvel’s announcement today, rolling out their plans for Phase 3 of their cinematic superhero universe, we now know what both Marvel/Disney and DC/WB plan for the next few years. Interestingly enough, both feature solos movies for key minority characters … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Books, Movies
Tagged age of ultron, avengers, batman, clark kent, dc comics, justice league, marvel comics, superheroes, superman
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Spoiler: Superheroes are Silly
Recently, film writer David Goyer made some disparaging remarks about She-Hulk and Martian Manhunter. Chris Sims over at Comics Alliance wrote about it recently, which you can read here. In short, Goyer believes She-Hulk is basically a porn star character … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, david goyer, dc comics, martian manhunter, superheroes, superman
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My Ideal Superman Game Part 3: Gameplay Mechanics
Part One discusses the story. Part Two deals with side missions. Oh, and I should mention that I made one addition to the side-mission article: collectibles! This time, let’s tackle game mechanics.