Someone pointed out the other day that the first season of Rick and Morty premiered seven years ago. Sure enough, the show began in December of 2013 and that blows my actual mind somehow. I don’t recall first watching it until maybe a year or two later after the second season wrapped up. It was…
Four movies, and fourteen years later, we’re finally at the end of Mister Anno’s Wild Ride. When I first reviewed Evangelion 1.11 back in 2010, we hadn’t yet reached that terminal dogma of where the familiar meets the reimagined. For the most part, the film tracked closely to the first half of the original television…
Most people my age fondly remember “Saturday Morning Cartoons” as being the somewhat golden era of animation, even though by most internet historians and fifty-something single nerds still living at home, that era belonged to Disney circa the 1970s to 1990s. Still, when it came to small-screen, cheaply-animated shows, Disney had a firm command on…
Infinity Train Book 3 opines what happens when your super cool club goes from being a collective, to a cult, exposing the worst in each other and leading to tragedy.
