Brain Food – Episode 13

Hello everyone and welcome to episode 13 of Brain Food, where I discuss After The Golden Age, by Carrie Vaughn, which is nowhere near as good as all the critics qho are quoted in the book say it is, believe you me.

 

 

I hope to do more positive reviews next time, because I like being positive, even though it is easier to make jokes during a negative review.

PSA – How To Be A Good Ally

This post took me a good amount of effort and thought and even more thought.

What I wanted to do the most was relate what I had learned over the last couple of years, but with some good humour mixed in as well. It’s hard to say anything more without sounding pretentious, so I’ll let the video speak for itself.

 
Enjoy!

Brain Food – Episode 12

Hello everyone, and welcome to another first for me as I discuss the anthology, Steam Powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories!

This is more than simply titilation, but a collection of short stories that revolve around steampunk while also having a plethoral of interesting, fascinating characters in various stories that range from political intrigue and espionage to plain old, lovely romance, all while being seen through the lens of people that steampunk normally would not include. It was a fantastic read and the editor has, in recent months, released a second volume that I highly recommend you all seek out and buy.

Brain Food – Episode 11

Hello everyone, and welcome to the first video of the new year! Apologies for this one coming out so late, but I’ve been pretty busy.

Nonetheless, I bring to you the latest episode, wherein I review the graphic novel Birth of a Nation, written by Aaron McGruder and Reginald Hudlin, and drawn by Kyle Baker.

I hope that everyone enjoys it… I even added in a small blooper reel at the end.

Capes, Cowls, & Cartoons – Episode 3

Hello everyone and welcome to the third installment of this little series of mine.

Today, I take a look at the 2007 release of the animated movie from Marvel, the Invincible Iron Man.

Invincible?

More like rusty.

Enjoy, take care, and happy holidays to everyone!

Brain Food – Episode 10

Hello everyone, and welcome to the tenth episode of Brain Food, wherein I review Bitter Girl, by former DC editor and full time cartoonist and illustrator, Joan Hilty!

I hope that everyone enjoys it and follows me along as I continue to make these videos. I owe a lot to the people who watched my videos and offered their input as well as books for me to read. So long as I can find and read books, then I am going to make these videos and boost the signal on authours and books that should be read.

Capes, Cowls, & Cartoons – Episode 2

Hello everyone and welcome to the ssecond episode of Capes, Cowls, & Cartoons! On today’s episode, I discuss the problematic Batman: Under the Red Hood. Why is it problematic?

The ending, of course!

However, you’ll have to watch to find out why, exactly.

Frankly, they should not allow Judd Winick to write anything, let alone animated features.

Brain Food – Episode 9

Hello everyone and welcome to episode 9 of Brain Food, where I give you a double feature today! I genuinely hope that everyone enjoys it.

Beware of pirates!

Capes, Cowls, & Cartoons – Episode 1

Hello everyone, and welcome to the start of my new series, Capes, Cowl, & Cartoons, wherein I discuss everything superhero and animated!

The subject of today’s episode are the première episodes of Young Justice, and just why it fails so much in comparison to other team shows that came out over the past few years.

I hope that everyone enjoys it!

Brain Food – Episode 8

Hello everyone, and welcome to the 8th episode of Brain Food! Today is not a single review of one good book, but rather several smaller reviews of past books, plus a couple of recent ones, and one rather conflicted review of a digital comic.

Enjoy!