Who Let The Penguin In? Growing up I lived on comic books but they were not my only source of entertainment. I was absolutely in love with Calvin and Hobbes and Bloom County. I read every strip and bought every book. It was a sad day for me when both of those strips ended. […]
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As the San Diego ComicCon gets harder and harder to get into, I think the San Francisco WonderCon is going to get more and more movie and TV companies coming in to show their goods. WonderCon is no where near the size of San Diego yet but I wouldn’t be surprised to find out this […]
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MythBusters, one of our absolute favorite TV series, returns tonight with new episodes, starting with “Mission Impossible Mask/Firearms Force.” MythBusters is one of the few current network programs Llama Mama and I agree on every week. If I’m watching Smallville, she leaves the room. If she’s watching people do home repair, I feel like I should grab a […]
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Adam West – Batman, The Family Guy‘s Mayor West – has led a long, wonderful and interesting life. A documentary film is being made about him (Nick and I are in the intro of is Kickstarter promotional video, see above), as well as a campaign to get the Hollywood legend a star on the Hollywood walk of fame. […]
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  Real World Questions Why did Batman become so popular? How has Batman staye popular across generations and throughout the world? What does that popularity say about the fans? What does the character’s nature say about its creators? What kind of role model is this hero? How realistic is the character? (Could someone become a […]
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Wayne Bryant interviewed me about the psyche of superheroes: What does Batman tell us about ourselves? Perhaps an even better question is, what do our thoughts about him and the fact that so many people think about Batman say about our society? Travis Langley, Ph.D., a professor at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, researches those […]
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