Hello from the first of the four nights of the Port Townsend Film Festival, which I am covering for the Port Townsend Leader newspaper.
And as I continue to cast a broad net for writing assignments, this old dog is finally learning some new tricks, which is why I now have a Linktree page, which I would welcome all of you to share far and wide.
I only just now realized that I never shared when Sheila Bender interviewed me about writing arts reviews for the Port Townsend Leader on KPTZ 91.9 FM, a job that I still owe Lloyd Mullen for creating for me.
How can you tell “Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves” is inspired by the true spirit of “Dungeons & Dragons,” and isn’t just aping the influence of Tolkien? As I point out for Comic Book Resources, OWLBEARS, baby.
Even before Peacock renewed “Night Court,” the sunny, slapstick sitcom wasn’t as safe as some might remember, as I wrote for Comic Book Resources.
Since “Poker Face” got renewed for a second season on Peacock, Comic Book Resources allowed me to break down what got changed, and what stayed the same, in its first-season finale.
Captain Liam Shaw, played by Todd Stashwick (or “Grimey,” as he likes to be called), is both “Picard” Season 3′s breakout character and an echo of a classic character from “The Simpsons,” as I reveal for Comic Book Resources.
Thank Comic Book Resources for allowing me to analyze how Scott Lang in “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” proves there’s more than one way to portray Peter Parker.
While NBC’s Night Court has always run on one-off gags, it also has a rich existing history of characters to draw from, as I elaborate on for Comic Book Resources. Looking back on some of them will have you saying, “I’m feeling much better now!”
In many ways, MTV’s Daria Morgendorffer and Netflix’s Wednesday Addams are the same acid-tongued high-IQ teen girl, simply a generation apart, but as I point out for Comic Book Resources, Wednesday is going places Daria never could.
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