Spent the last 30 years telling the stories of people, places and things I thought other people would find interesting. Rediscovered my nerd/geek karma late in life and get to write about that as well. Oh, also spent three decades as a high school/college coach (track, cross country and hoops). A passionate comic con enthusiast, sci-fi lover and enjoy alien invasion shows on the big screen and small.
Okay, at long last we are about to get the TV meal we have hungered for lo, these many months. Season 3 of The Outpost on The CW will debut on Thursday, Oct. 8, at 9 pm (ET) and judging by where we left off in season 2, there are plenty of questions that need […]
The eternal argument about what’s ‘Trek’ and what isn’t ‘Trek’ seems superfluous to me on many levels as the continued quest to get inside the mind of Gene Roddenberry makes no sense. As with all forms of creativity, the root will sprout many branches and they will all be different even as they bare similar […]
Coming on the heels of multiple panels at this past weekend’s ComicCon@Home virtual event, the Star Trek realm delivered a fun bit of news to top it all off – the release date of Star Trek: Disovery’s third season. The new adventures of the crew of the Discovery, and the personal journey of Michael Burnham, […]
Sadly, there was no surprise announcement that season 3 of The Order will be on the way to Netflix, but that didn’t stop many cast members and executives from stopping by ComicCon@Home Saturday afternoon to talk about season 2’s stories, relationships, and Jake Manley’s turn as the tree-bound Jack. It was a fun little romp […]
For more than 25 years, David S. Goyer’s has delivered prolific and profound adaptations of comic-book characters and remains at the forefront of the genre and range from “Blade” to “Batman Begins” to “Man of Steel.” Goyer’s stopped by ComicCon@Home Saturday morning to talk about the processes he undertakes to make that happen. Jeff Goldsmith, […]
The evolution of actor Charlize Theron into the action genre has been a lengthy process, but it has been a process she felt strongly about pursuing – and conquering. Theron talked about her action roles, from Aeon Flux to Andy in “The Old Guard,” during a Friday morning panel at ComicCon@Home, titled “Charlize Theron: Evolution […]
It didn’t take long for ComicCon@Home to offer a glimpse into what should be an interesting and inventive virtual con journey this weekend. And to help kick off that journey, organizers loaded up the big guns, the Star Trek guns, for a multi-layered three-part virtual panel Thursday morning. The 90-minute panel offered special looks and […]
You didn’t think there’d be this big a con without some Star Trek representation, did you? No way. This year’s ComicCon@Home virtual event will have a trio of Star Trek-related panels going during the week. Each will look at a different aspect of Star Trek, including iterations from the past, present, and of course the […]
San Diego Comic Con may not have a physical site this year, but it will certainly have an impressive virtual presence as ComicCon@Home continues to build momentum for this week’s action. Given that, if you have an interest in visual effects that go into shows like work like The Mandalorian, Borderlands 3, The Batman, God […]
After 10 episodes of Vagrant Queen, the concepts of family, trust and redemption have been fairly well implanted into the DNA of this show – as has fun. In part 2 of the season finale, “All Old Things Must Pass,” we are delightfully reminded that family, power and duty often make very uncomfortable bed-fellows. Treachery, […]
