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Tag Archives: x-men
The 2023 Jonathan and Martha Kent Fictional Parent of the Year Award
While I have been awarding the Darth Vader Parenthood Award for Outstandingly Horrible Fictional Parents for 43 years now, the Jonathan and Martha Kent Fictional Parent of the Year Award is a new prize that I only introduced in 2020 … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Film, TV
Tagged Ahsoka, Ant-Man, Aquaman, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, awards, awards geekery, Blue Beetle, cartoons, Darth Vader Parenthood Award, DC, Game of Thrones, Guardians of the Galaxy, He-Man, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Jonathan and Martha Kent Fictional Parent of the Year Award, LGBTQ, Marvel, Ms. Marvel, multiverse, My Adventures with Superman, Secret Invasion, Shazam, Shazam: Fury of the Gods, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Star Trek Picard, Star Wars, superheroes, Superman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, The Last of Us, The Mandalorian, The Marvels, US TV, videogames, x-men
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Foundation Discovers “The Last Empress”
Season 2 of Foundation is currently streaming, so I’m doing episode by episode reviews again. For my takes on previous episodes, go here. Warning! There will be spoilers under the cut!
Posted in Books, TV
Tagged Dr. Mabuse, execution, Foundation, golden age science fiction, Isaac Asimov, philosophical science fiction, religion, robots, SF TV, space opera, telepathy, US TV, vintage science fiction, x-men
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Foundation explains “Why the Gods Made Wine” and still has next to nothing to do with the books
Season 2 of Foundation is currently streaming, so I’m doing episode by episode reviews again. For my takes on previous episodes, go here. For even more Foundation talk, I was a guest at the most excellent Seldon Crisis podcast and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, TV
Tagged A.E. van Vogt, Children of the Atom, Foundation, golden age science fiction, history, Isaac Asimov, mutants, philosophical science fiction, religion, robots, Second Foundation, SF TV, Slan, sociology, telepathy, US TV, vintage science fiction, Wilmar H. Shiras, x-men
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The 2023 Dragon Award Finalists: Mostly Good with a Oddities
Does anybody except for me and Camestros Felapton and maybe Doris V. Sutherland still care about the Dragon Awards? I don’t know, but the 2023 Dragon Award finalists have been annunced today. The full list of finalists may be found … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Film, TV
Tagged alternate history, Andor, awards geekery, cover art, DC Comics, Dragon Awards, Dragon Con, Dungeons & Dragons, Everything Everywhere All At Once, fandom wank, fantasy, gaming, genre wank, Guardians of the Galaxy, horror, Marvel, science fiction, Spider-Man, Star Trek Picard, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, The Mandalorian, x-men, young adult
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Some Comments on the 2022 Dragon Award Winners
In a feat of terrible scheduling, not only do Chicon 8, the 2022 Worldcon, and DragonCon, the big media con in Atlanta, Georgia, happen on the exact same weekend, no, both Hugos and the Dragon Awards were also handed out … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Film, TV
Tagged alternate history, awards geekery, Dragon Awards, Dragon Con, fandom wank, fantasy, genre wank, horror, media tie-in, military science fiction, science fiction, Star Wars, x-men, young adult
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A Mixed Bag: Some Comments on the 2021 Dragon Award Winners
Dragon Con, a big media con in Atlanta, Georgia, is actually going ahead in person this year, though they require proof of vaccination and masks, much to the chagrin of the usual suspects. Therefore, the 2021 Dragon Awards had an … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Film, TV
Tagged alternate history, awards geekery, Dragon Awards, Dragon Con, fandom wank, fantasy, Firefly, gender, genre wank, horror, media tie-in, military science fiction, science fiction, The Expanse, x-men, YA fantasy
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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier tangle with the “Power Broker”
Apparently, I am doing episode by episode reviews for the entire series of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, so if you want my thoughts on previous episodes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, go here. Also, may I … Continue reading
WandaVision offers up “The Series Finale”
It’s time for the final installment of my episode by episode reviews of WandaVision, Marvel’s sitcom parody/Dickian faux reality paranoia. Previous installments may be found here. Also, may I remind you that Disney is still not paying Alan Dean Foster … Continue reading