by Jeremy Flagg | Dec 7, 2017 | Comic Geekery, movie review, review
When Marvel’s Blade reached the big screen my world changed. Below are my rankings of all Marvel movies since 1998. I’ve rated on rewatchability, characters, plot, and special effects. I generally ignore how closely it follows a comic plot as long as it...
by Jeremy Flagg | Nov 20, 2017 | Comic Geekery, Guest Writer
Contributed by Max Bowen I recall a time at a comic shop when I dared utter the phrase “I really liked the Age of Apocalypse” storyline. The owner, as close to a living personification of the Simpsons’ Comic Book Guy as you’re ever likely to find, immediately launches...
by Jeremy Flagg | Jan 30, 2017 | Comic Geekery, comic related, Guest Writer
Here’s the thing: I recently had a discussion with a friend of mine who was commenting on my Doctor Doom T-Shirt (favorably, of course) and we got to talking, as geeks do, about which villain in the comics is the best. He suggested the Joker. Okay. He MIGHT be right....
by Jeremy Flagg | Jan 26, 2017 | Comic Geekery, comic related, Guest Writer
Marvel’s Jessica Jones dares to tackle hard issues while remaining a thoroughly entertaining and action-packed superhero show. I’ve often said that fiction gives us a safe place to deal with difficult issues. The fact that the characters are not real, and in this case...
by Jeremy Flagg | Jan 18, 2017 | Comic Geekery, comic related, Guest Writer
X-tinction Agenda is a story arc from the 1990s that encompasses three mutant superhero teams: the X-Men, X-Factor, and the New Mutants. It was produced in the halcyon days before certain film depictions hopelessly mangled beloved storylines (I’m looking at you, The...
