Here’s more images by Corey Pung (me, in the third person). Just about everything I do uses the comic book method of pencil–>ink–>color. I added one more important tool to the process, a graphic pen tablet that allows me to use a pen as a mouse, which makes it worlds easier to include shading. The … Continue reading »
It’s fair to say that every X-Men fan has noticed that Charles Xavier–Professor X as he’s sometimes known–is a little creepy. Maybe it’s his bald and reflective pate, or it’s his arched and immaculately coiffed eyebrows, or maybe it’s something else. But what is this “something else,” this odd and hard to define quality that … Continue reading »
I’m writing this review specifically for people who see the preview for The Avengers and think to themselves “That looks like it might be good, but will I like it if I’m not a nerd?” The nerd factor for the film is pretty high; for some people, it’s hard enough to grasp the idea behind … Continue reading »
When people think of horror films, it’s usually movies like The Exorcist, Frankenstein, Nightmare on Elm Street and so on that come to mind. Of course, there’s nothing terribly wrong with those movies, but if you’re like me, you want to know what else is out there. So today, I’ve decided to gather up five … Continue reading »
Even before The Avengers movie came out on May 4, casual fans and hardcore nerds alike were jumping on the “let’s-bash-Hawkeye” bandwagon. There were a lot of obvious jokes made about how Hawkeye, aka Clint Barton (played by Jeremy Renner), had no superpowers and doesn’t even have a gun like Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson). … Continue reading »
*Note: I originally wrote this review of the film The Most Dangerous Game for my other movie and literature blog, but I think the film may interest comic book fans since Count Zaroff is essentially the prototype of a super-villain. One of the things you’ll overhear most when leaving a theater is, “the book was … Continue reading »
Howard the Duck is infamous as the only George Lucas film project to flop. By the time he produced it (1986) his most famous were mostly behind him–American Graffiti, Original Star Wars Trilogy, and Raiders of the Lost Ark. The movie is based on a Marvel comic of the same name. The weird part is, … Continue reading »
In honor of the blockbuster Avengers film that came out earlier this year, I have decided to place all of my Avengers related articles in the same place. Below, you’ll find articles about the core members of the team plus other fun stuff. Enjoy. Here’s every Avengers related article on this site so far:
Looking back, the feature film Fantasia 2000 signals the end of an era at Disney. The studio had made a number of fine cartoon films in the 90s, including three instant classics: Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, and Aladdin. The 90s also brought us the masterpiece Toy Story, and all of a sudden, … Continue reading »
As any blogger knows by now, it can be extremely difficult to maintain a site while updating new content. Usually it’s one or the other. So far, I’ve been focusing on adding as much content as possible, but haven’t retooled my site to make sure all of the content is easily accessible. I’ve published more … Continue reading »
