Charles Schulz’s Peanuts will turn 75 this year, which means it’s been 25 years since it turned 50 and Schulz left us. Despite multiple decades without new strips, the siloing […]
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I have this giant stack of old EGMs (Electronic Gaming Monthly) and have gone back and forth over whether I should keep them around or not. It turned out to
Electronic Gaming Monthly Compendium Celebrates The Game Magazine Age Read More »
Well, here’s something I didn’t expect to wake up and type about today. Cartoonist Bill Watterson, creator of one of the world’s greatest comic strips (Calvin and Hobbes, 1985-1995), is
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Featured Art by: https://www.deviantart.com/breath-art What makes an awesome animation series? You may have many answers, but among them, My Three-body series could possibly provide the most legendary answers.
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You know Hex Studios as the makers and distributors of low-budget indie horror, but they’ve expanded recently into publishing with a new division of their company called Hex Arcana. The
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Kodansha has published its list of manga that are getting English translations next month. All of the books listed are digital-only. If you like long titles, they don’t get longer
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We know summer has just kicked into gear, but Viz Media has plenty in store for the back end. Their August lineup, revealed today, has plenty of returning favorites, a
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Movie adaptations of books make some necessary or unnecessary changes. It is because 9 minutes to 2 hours is not enough to compress all those content for a runtime. .
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It will be a merry May full of manga, as Kodansha blankets the digital universe with new releases. May’s English translations include themes of sports, romance and amnesia, with a
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From the day the Nintendo Entertainment System launched in 1985, Howard Phillips was there. He was the smiling, bowtie-wearing face of Nintendo through much of its early years, appearing in
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