The Art of Lying: YA Author Paula Stokes
Young Adult Literature. It's been officially a thing now for a handful of years, offering up stories that appeal to young and old alike, featuring young protagonists in a variety of plots.
Cheap Pops - Wrestling News & Views: May 31, 2015
by Chris Delloiacono, Mike Maillaro and Jeff Ritter
This week!
Sex, Lies and Reality Television: The Duggar Disappointment
There's more than once in my life that I've engaged in the schadenfreude that comes with some personality's fall from grace. But in the case of the Duggar family and the recent cover-up scandal of sexual misconduct by a (then) 14-year-old Josh Duggar, I'm overcome with disappointment.
Jupiter Ascending a Sci-Fi Mash Up Lacking Cohesion
There's a certain mathematical elegance to the Wachowski's JUPITER ASCENDING. Given infinite space and infinite time, someone will be born somewhere with the exact same genetic sequence as someone who already existed.
Open Mike Night - Convergence #8
By Mike Maillaro and Mike Weaver
Laurie Berkner Sings Kids Songs for the Ages -- All Ages
Okay, here’s the deal. I have been around a long time, and have seen many of the greatest musicians and bands from multiple genres live many times over. I have over 2000 LPs and 500 CD’s and listen to music dedicatedly every day. And I am also a bona-fide Laurie Berkner fan!
Ripper Street Season Three Carves Up More Solid Stories, Stellar Performances
Ripper Street: Season Three is set to hit the streets on DVD and BluRay on June 23rd, and if you’re a fan of the Leman Street good guys you’ll mark this date down on the calendar!
Front Lines - Convergence Week 7
Convergence #7 by Jeff King, Scott Lobdell, and Aaron Lopresti
Front Lines: Secret Wars (Week of May 20, 2015)
A-Force #1 by Marguerite Bennett, G. Willow Wilson, and Jorge Molina
Objects in the Mirror are Faster than they Appear: A Look Back at THE FLASH Season One
It's been a week now since we bid adieu to the first season of CW's THE FLASH -- and we still can't stop talking about it! So rather than keep the discussion just around the Critical Blast virtual water cooler, we thought we should let our readers in on the conversation.
Internet Learns: Don't Start a Flame War with the Human Torch
It's been said that every comic book is somebody's first comic book. I guess a corollary to that is that every superhero is somebody's favorite superhero.
Wizard World Casts Spell of Mediocrity on Saint Louis
I have been to all three of the Wizard World Comicons here in Saint Louis, and I have mixed emotions about this one. The second year was better than the previous. I know not every year can always be better and at best it is all subjective anyway.
I Am Princess X a Fast Paced Scavenger Hunt of Life and Death
Imagine you created a comic book character with your best friend. Nobody saw it but you. And then your best friend dies.
"Tomorrowland" A Finely Acted Cautionary Tale Too Mature For The "Frozen" Audience
“Tomorrowland” is an interesting film for Disney Pictures. It’s based on the Tomorrowland theme parks found within the greater Disney World and Disneyland campuses, and is very exciting visually.
Pagination
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