By Sonia Aurora – I had a hard time writing this article. I pretty much avoided it. And I actually did miss the episode, at first. I was away and my DVR didn’t cooperate, then my computer wouldn’t launch ABC.com’s player so I felt like the universe didn’t want me to watch the very last Pushing Daisies episode that would ever be made. Plus I knew I would feel sad, disappointed, upset, angry, whimsical, and who wants to invite those feelings in? (except whimsical, I love that one).
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By Lisa Fary – To me, July 4th isn’t just about patriotism and pride in the United States – it’s about freedom. Freedom to live the way I want to live, believe what I want to believe. America doesn’t hold a patent on freedom, and Americans aren’t the only ones who have fought wars and died for the idea. (send your hate mail to lisa@pinkraygun.com or post a comment below. Emails will be posted for all to see). So today, I’m not going to talk about the sci-fi moments that make me proud to be an American. Instead, we’ll look at sci-fi that celebrates freedom – having it and fighting for it – for all people.
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By Lisa Fary – I’d kinda like to see a Marvel Divas/ Gotham City Sirens crossover event. It would probably go something like this: The Divas would be at a fabulous lounge sipping lemondrop martinis, talking about relationships and cancer, and the Sirens would walk in and kill them.
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By Lisa Fary – Marvel Divas was bought with all the embarrassment that came with buying my first Cosmo as a teenager. SEX! ORGASMS! the magazine cover shouted as the cute cashier rang it up with a grin and I wished the floor would open up and swallow me. Somehow, the Marvel Divas all doing their best Blue Steel from the comic’s cover seemed worse.
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By Lisa Fary – For god’s sake, America. Just read the subtitles, already. Or accept a dubbing. And accept that sometimes, things happen in places that aren’t the United States to people who aren’t American. You’ll see more truly amazing movies and less toned down, dumbed down crap.
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The first forty pages of Eric Shanower’s Age of Bronze comic, free color preview.
I can’t be the only geek on earth for whom this shirt is the ultimate, defining garment. Can I?
