Comic Books (and Books About Comic Books) I’m Reading
I’ve been catching up on some wonderful comic books lately (as well as some books/publications about comic books). Here’s some of what I’ve been reading and enjoying: Do Anything: Thoughts on Comics and Things by Warren Ellis — This collection of essays (subt
From the DVD Shelf: Josh reviews Let the Right One In (2008)
I’m behind the eight-ball on this one, I know. Movie-related web-sites across the web have been showering praise on this small-budget Swedish vampire film for the past two years, but I only recently got around to seeing it. It’s just as terrific as I’d heard. Osk
“We’re Running Out of Time!” — Josh Bids Farewell to 24
I was a fan of 24 from the very beginning. However, despite my long-held allegiance to the show, I have not once regretted my decision to sit season eight out. I had become so frustrated by the show’s descent into endlessly recycled story-lines (to a degree that verged on se
“See You in Another Life, Brother” — Josh Bids Farewell to Lost
So that’s it. We’re done. “The End,” the epic-length two-and-a-half-hour finale of Lost that aired last night, was a magnificent episode. It was pretty much everything that I could ask a series finale to be: both a thrilling, emotional episode on its own
Josh Reviews Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths
I know I’m turning into a bit of a broken record regarding the continuing series of animated DC Universe DVDs, but I can’t really help it. I’m really enjoying the direct-to-DVD series so far, and I certainly understand that I should count my blessings that these un