Posts with the tag DC.
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Detecting the Marvelous - I Am Not Starfire - Are You There Goth? It's Me Mandy...
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • August 5, 2024 @ 6:30am
Dan, Shaharah, and Matt chat about writer Mariko Tamaki and artist Yoshi Yoshitani's work I Am Not Starfire, a fun exploration of what it's like to be the child of a Teen Titan and the even bigger struggle: to be a teenager in this world today.
Detecting the Marvelous - Happy DC Pride 2022!
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • June 3, 2024 @ 7:00am
We chat about the 2022 DC Pride issue and we get into the fun, the funny, and the fearless of this special issue. We all get a little sad at Kevin Conroy's personal story shared in this issue and reflect on THE Batman, as well as some horny thorny plant ladies.
Detecting the Marvelous - Superman - Guy is not fetch!
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • March 10, 2024 @ 8:30pm
Superman never made any money saving the world from Salomon Grundy but we're about to make an episode about another character who couldn't stay dead, Superman. Come listen to us talk about the death of an icon.
Detecting the Marvelous - Origin Stories
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • August 6, 2023 @ 8:19pm
Dan, Layney, and Matt get together talk about the inspiration for the new podcast, Detecting the Marvelous: what inspired them, where their love of comics comes from, and why they chose what they chose.
Theme by Glen Beauchamp and art by Ben Steamroller.
Rest well, Dark Knight
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • November 13, 2022 @ 8:09am
I grew up loving comics and I thought, like most people who were kids during the 80s, Batman was one of the coolest heroes. The Dark Knight (by Frank Miller) was released when I was 12, blowing my mind with the kind of dark and absolutely nightmarish places it went.
Special effects make-up takes over Vancouver at NorthWest Fan Fest
Posted by: Mark McLeod • June 26, 2014 @ 11:48pm
Have you ever wished you could be your favorite superhero or movie character at Halloween? Do you have dreams where you wished you were Hellboy or The Hulk or an undead zombie? I mean, really be those characters, not just wear a lame store-bought costume? What if I told you that there's a school in Vancouver that can not only transform you into whatever your imagination might dr
Review: The Dark Knight
Posted by: Big Marv • July 17, 2008 @ 10:24pm
The Basic:
From the time Batman Begins ends to where The Dark Knight starts, you see Gotham on its way out of the gutter. Batman's presence has made police more confident and criminals more cowardly. Gotham has a new beacon of hope in District Attorney, Harvey Dent. Though things are looking up, you need a spark to start a fire.
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