May the Fourth and Revenge of the Fifth may have passed for this year, but that doesnât mean we, or the pop culture landscape, are done with Star Wars. With a new volume of Marvelâs Star Wars ongoing launching this past Wednesday, writer and Star Wars fan Matt Lazorwitz was able to sit down with…
Two weeks ago, Jon Adamsâ long-running webcomic Chief OâBrien At Work ended its 12 year run. In more than 400 entries, the comic featured a largely static image of Chief OâBrien as he waits for someone, anyone, to need the transporter, or, failing that, a friend. With mostly unseen supporting characters like Keiko, Commander Riker,…
Once again, Iâve reached Ryan Qwantz North as he travels the highways of Canada, ever his constant remote companion, this time to discuss Star Trek, chooseable path stories and Star Trek: Lower Decks â Warp Your Own Way, the upcoming chooseable path graphic novel from IDW, with art by Chris Fenoglio, colors by Charlie Kirchoff…
Somewhere on the Trans-Canada highway, that great artery connecting all ten Canadian provinces, Ryan North speeds along in his car. There, among the anonymous byroads of rural Quebec, where the Internet is spotty, the white-throated sparrows serenade with their call of âoh-sweet-Canada-Canada!â and the cabanes Ă sucre provide the vital, sugary lifeblood to the worldâs…
Popular across Instagram and Twitter, you may have already seen Beany Tuesdayâs work without realizing it. If youâve ever seen a meme asking âWhy am I laughing?â youâve stumbled into a Beany Tuesday classic. Known mainly as a leftist cartoonist, Beany Tuesdayâs popularity stems from the way he captures the experience of being on the…