Hiro has lost his plot-problematizing powers, and the government sees the X-Factor Mutants Heroes as a threat. Can the second half of the third season “Volume Four” restore the show to its former glory?
Author Archives: JD DeLuzio
Battlestar Galactica Review: The Oath
Unicorn vs Narwhal, and stranger things…
Blinky has Youtube’s most comprehensive superhero-related channel, with fan films, faux trailers, and costume-making advice.
This nerdy girl has become one of Youtube’s hottest vloggers.
(Update: Of course, nerd purists will want to click here for a real nerd girl).
Finally, I’ve been recommending a certain short film by Adrian Molina for two years. I can’t believe I haven’t posted it here yet, and that it hasn’t really gone viral. Find it below….
What youtube views do you recommend to the Bureau?
Fringe Discussion: The No-Brainer
Who out there still follows this show? Has it improved? Should the rest of us start watching again? We’re open for discussion.
Discussion– Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
The critics haven’t been charmed, but they weren’t fans of the others, either. Has anyone watched this installment? Would you recommend it?
Battlestar Galactica Review: A Disquiet Follows My Soul
Fissures develop in the fleet as the last remnants of humanity prepare to war on each other.
Review: The Amazing Spider-man #583
And I want every child to understand that the blessings these brave Americans fight for are not free—- that with the great privilege of being a citizen of this nation comes great responsibility.
–Barack Obama, paraphrasing Spider-man in a letter to his daughters1
Fiz will be reviewing the current Spider-man run once the new storyline ends. This issue is more of a stand-alone and, as it features a timely guest appearance, it will receive a special review of its own.
Next Stop: Space Elevator
Battlestar Galactica: Sometimes a Great Notion
The final ten begin counting down, as the Galacticans and the Cylons deal with the burned-out cinder of earth that was.
It’s Alive! It’s Alive!
Umm… Well, not quite!
Scientists at the Scripps Research Institute have created self-replicating RNA enzymes, which doesn’t quite amount to Frankenstein’s Monster or the Final Cylon, but takes us a step in that general direction.