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What Is Techno Again?
http://whatistechnoagain.com
It's not about techno, but pop culture. It's about comics and movies, and sometimes about books, TV, and video games. But it's always geek.
And it's where fiction collides.
- Added on: Jul 2nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Stephanie Carmichael
- Listed in: Comics Film
- Tags: books video games Film comics blogs pop culture
Recent Posts
Konami Just Won’t Break the Ice
Our appointment with the psychiatric Silent Hill remake, Shattered Memories, has been moved … again. The game that was supposed to debut in late October was then pushed back to early November, and now Amazon and other sources have the title lis...
Marvel Meltdown: November ‘09
Today I bring you another Marvel Meltdown, complete with Moon Knight and villainous pals, a Spider-Man and Deadpool titan clash, and some wannabe X-Men. Good ol’ Osborn. He just wants to fit in … and make people forget about his Green Gob...
Bat-Reviews: Batman #691-2
Double the Batman, double the fun … right? Two-Face would say so, especially with that dual-colored Bat-suit he’s donning on the cover and first few pages of Batman #691. Harvey must have been having a field day—October dished up no...
Off to Never Neverland with Joe Brusha
Zenescope Entertainment regularly turns classic fairy tales and fiction into the stuff of nightmares. Alice in Wonderland and Grimm Fairy Tales have both fallen under its shadow, and now Peter Pan is up on deck. Joe Brusha, president of Zenescope and...
Bleepin’ Blips: When Games Change Developers
We all know it happens. Sometimes a games series changes developers, and our hopes and dreams come crashing down as a result. Crash Bandicoot 2 was my first game on the PlayStation; although I had a NES before that, on which I played my sisters’...
Lame Tagline, but a Trailer to Turn Back Time
I adore the Prince of Persia games, so when talk comes to a movie adaptation, I whip out the armor and flaming swords and prepare to kick some ass. I can’t help being a defender of things I love—from superheroes to pixelated anti-heroes, ...
