Love, Death, And Robots: ‘Suits’ Analysis
This episode of Love, Death, and Robots pits a group of simple farmers against a swarm of alien parasites. This
Read moreThis episode of Love, Death, and Robots pits a group of simple farmers against a swarm of alien parasites. This
Read moreThis episode of Love, Death, and Robots pits a group of simple farmers against a swarm of alien parasites. This
Read moreIn Promare, firefighters combat disaster the only way anime characters know how– in giant mechs. With anime like Promare and
Read moreStudio4°C (Mind Game, Tekkon Kinkreet) is producing a new anime feature film titled Children of the Sea. Note, this has
Read moreIf you’ve been enjoying Love, Death, And Robots and want a little more cyberpunk in you life the people at
Read moreThe Only Slightly Exaggerated promotional videos by Travel Oregon are a great example of speaking directly to your target audience.
Read moreIn this episode of Love, Death, and Robots, a woman witnesses a murder and then is chased by the killer
Read moreThree Robots opens in a stereotypical post-apocalyptic city complete with a Terminator homage in the form of a robotic foot
Read moreSo begins our episode-by-episode analysis of Love, Death, and Robots or as I like to call it, Heavy Metal Magazine,
Read moreMy first introduction to Rammstein (Ramming Stone) was from their song “Du Hast,” which has become the anthem of my local
Read moreAfter viewing all 18 episodes of Love, Death, and Robots, I realized that the only way to do it justice
Read moreRun The Jewels We have mentioned Run The Jewels several times on this site. The duo of Killer Mike and
Read moreRun The Jewels We have mentioned Run The Jewels several times on this site. The duo of Killer Mike and
Read moreMagical Girl Madoka (Puella Madoka Magica) is an anime from 2011 that deconstructed Magical Girl tropes and fundamentally changed the
Read moreAt C2E2 2019 I attended a panel on Top Cow’s hunt for new creative talent. The panelists included past winners
Read moreThere have been several attempts to reboot the Teen Titans but none came close to the appeal of the original
Read moreAt C2E2 2019, I attended a panel about the business of making comics and how to budget accordingly. Here is
Read moreTito W. James: I think Spread might make a good animated TV series. What is your opinion? John Bivens: I
Read moreTito W. James: You’ve worked on several titles with Art Baltazar, including Aw Yeah Comics and Tiny Titans. How do
Read moreTito W. James: So, you’re a very famous cartoonist who does Aw Yeah Comics with Franco. You also happened to
Read moreTito W. James: How did Cemetery Beach develop? Jason Howard: Well, Warren [Ellis] and I were already working on Trees.
Read moreOn the last day of C2E2 2019, I attended a short announcement panel where Peter Tomasi talked about about Detective Comics 1000. Tomasi
Read moreTito W. James: I’ve been talking to several artists about artistic influences and what frightened them as a child. You
Read moreTito W. James: Tell me how you got involved with Mark Siegel and Five Worlds? Boya Sun: Mark approached two
Read moreTito W. James: You’re best known for Godzilla In Hell and your work on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. How
Read moreTito W. James: We just saw each other at ECCC. It’s almost like we never left the convention. Drew Rausch:
Read moreThey should have known better than to have messed with John Wick. What started out as a sleeper success that
Read moreQuentin Tarantino is a film auteur who has influenced generations creators across mediums. Tarantino said that he planned on only
Read moreAt C2E2 2019 I attended a panel with Top Cow COO Matt Hawkins and writer Ryan Cady giving tips on how
Read moreWhile at C2E2 2019 I attended a panel featuring Fuminori Kizaki (Director of Afro Samurai), Toshiaki Obata (Marketing Producer of
Read moreTito W. James: You’ve worked on Invader ZIM for quite some time. But the project that got you into working
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