Results tagged “science fiction” from The Cultural Gutter
By Any Other Name
Despite being the largest piece of the trade publishing pie,
there’s a lot of good stuff to read out there that isn’t Romance. And I try to get through as much of it
as possible*. Funnily enough,
though, much of the other fiction I read tends to have some sort of romance in
it somewhere. Sometimes it might
be between secondary characters.
Sometimes it’s in the background.
Occasionally the relationship doesn’t work out.
Continue reading...
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Klingon opera has finally happened. Get an earful at Cinematical. (The musical part begins at about 2:15).
Trock On!
Trock on, Chameleon Circuit, with your songs about Daleks and angelic statues who only move in the dark.
Gary Kurtz Strikes Back (by Saying Things)
Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back producer Gary Kurtz is profiled at the L.A. Times. He has some things to say about the franchise and toys.
Old Timeyness
Travel through pop culture history a premake of Marvel's Avengers (sneak peek of Emma Peel included), faux 1911 silent animated shorts from Red Dead Redemption and Lando Calrissian as Blackstar Warrior--a Blaxploitation film set in the Star Wars universe.
More from Hometree Wisconsin
Hometree Wisconsin tries to reach you through Chat Roulette.
L.A.R.P. (Live Avatar Role Playing)
Video footage of the Na'vi People of Hometree, Wisconsin.
Don't Let The Sheepinator Fool You
Does
being amused by turning non-ovine creatures into sheep make you a bad
person? It
doesn’t seem like a serious question, but appearances can fool you.
Especially, according to Plato, if you are a fool. I think it’s safe to
say that there would have been no video games in the Republic.
Continue reading...
Chewbacca's Fierce Mount
Chewbacca rides a squirrel into battle against the Nazis. It's a painting. Really.
Sharktopus Trailer
Sharktopus is now a film, but my heart is still with Bearsharktopus.
Comically Vintage
"Meanwhile... a hideous group of subversive paleocomicologists plotted plotted schemes in the dark!!" Those schemes come to fruition in panels scanned at Comically Vintage!!!
The Greatest Summer Movie of All Time
The Empire Strikes Back vs. Raiders of the Lost Ark--which is the greatest summer movie of all time? Make your voice heard.
NES Groove
Do you enjoy the music of NES games? Well, there's a show just for you. This time, the music of "Fester's Quest."
Alien vs. Ninja
400 years ago ninjas fought an alien, or possibly aliens. Alien vs. Ninja.
"And I don't understand all your references / like what a TARDIS is..."
"I Have Never Watched An Episode of Doctor Who In My Life," a hip hop confession by Adam WarRock / Eugene Ahn.
Gutter Art!
You know there's a Cultural Gutter book coming out, right? Well, there is. And artist EJ Lee is illustrating. You can see her section overview illustrations at our Facebook page. They're infographtastic!
AT-AT, Aw...
Always clean up after your AT-AT.
Another Interview with Ray Harryhausen
The BBC has a nice interview with Ray Harryhausen, Stop-Motion and SFX Overlord!
Collect'em All!
Ed Wood, Jr. trading cards. Includes starlet Dolores Fuller, Bunny Breckenridge, Lyle Talbot, Vampira and Tor Johnson!
Technotise
Technotise looks like Japanese anime, but it's Serbian. And it's getting a live action remake. Here's hoping Tecnhotise survives and we all get to see the animated version.
By Any Other Name
Despite being the largest piece of the trade publishing pie,
there’s a lot of good stuff to read out there that isn’t Romance. And I try to get through as much of it
as possible*. Funnily enough,
though, much of the other fiction I read tends to have some sort of romance in
it somewhere. Sometimes it might
be between secondary characters.
Sometimes it’s in the background.
Occasionally the relationship doesn’t work out.
-U-
Klingon opera has finally happened. Get an earful at Cinematical. (The musical part begins at about 2:15).Trock On!
Trock on, Chameleon Circuit, with your songs about Daleks and angelic statues who only move in the dark.Gary Kurtz Strikes Back (by Saying Things)
Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back producer Gary Kurtz is profiled at the L.A. Times. He has some things to say about the franchise and toys.Old Timeyness
Travel through pop culture history a premake of Marvel's Avengers (sneak peek of Emma Peel included), faux 1911 silent animated shorts from Red Dead Redemption and Lando Calrissian as Blackstar Warrior--a Blaxploitation film set in the Star Wars universe.More from Hometree Wisconsin
Hometree Wisconsin tries to reach you through Chat Roulette.L.A.R.P. (Live Avatar Role Playing)
Video footage of the Na'vi People of Hometree, Wisconsin.Don't Let The Sheepinator Fool You
Does
being amused by turning non-ovine creatures into sheep make you a bad
person? It
doesn’t seem like a serious question, but appearances can fool you.
Especially, according to Plato, if you are a fool. I think it’s safe to
say that there would have been no video games in the Republic.
Chewbacca's Fierce Mount
Chewbacca rides a squirrel into battle against the Nazis. It's a painting. Really.Sharktopus Trailer
Sharktopus is now a film, but my heart is still with Bearsharktopus.Comically Vintage
"Meanwhile... a hideous group of subversive paleocomicologists plotted plotted schemes in the dark!!" Those schemes come to fruition in panels scanned at Comically Vintage!!!The Greatest Summer Movie of All Time
The Empire Strikes Back vs. Raiders of the Lost Ark--which is the greatest summer movie of all time? Make your voice heard.NES Groove
Do you enjoy the music of NES games? Well, there's a show just for you. This time, the music of "Fester's Quest."

I don't have cable right now so I'm rewatching old shows and movies. A lot of them are animated. Such is my way. I'd like to have a nobler reason for rewatching them--something like when James
Let's say you're the newly-sentient internet. How would you decipher
the meaning of all the bits and bytes whizzing past you? And what about
the real world outside your electronic realm?
Former Comics Editor, Guy Leshinski
has very kindly given us permission to reprint a prophetic interview
with Bryan Lee O'Malley in 2005. Will Bryan Lee O'Malley attain the
Holy Grail of cartoonists? As Bryan says, "We'll see..."