One for sale in my Etsy shop… …and the rest directly from my sketchbook:
Author: Nathan
Movies Seen Recently: Zaat, The Tale of Zatoichi, The Unfolding
Zaat (1971) – “Hey,” I called to the kids, “wanna see a fishman movie that makes Sting of Death look like Citizen Kane?” Oddly enough, they didn’t. Let’s start with fully twenty minutes of a guy with voiceovers who then turns himself into a godawful fishman costume (which the camera dwells on proudly). Why? Because…
Movies Seen Recently: Zeiram, 30 Miles From Nowhere, Heroes Shed No Tears
Zeiram (1991) – Given how cool the premise is — an alien bounty hunter and her A.I. sidekick trap a fugitive alien on Earth — there’s little chance that the movie could cash the check. Instead, it feels about as sophisticated as an overlong Power Rangers episode, with more gore and a few “jeez Japan…
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
Two for sale on Etsy… …and the rest from my sketchbook:
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
A couple for sale on Etsy… …and the rest from my sketchbook:
Movies Seen Recently: Star Trek: Nemesis, Casino Royale, I Am Big Bird
Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) – The fan-ficciest of the Next Generation movies! Shall we count the ways? Picard’s got a clone! Data’s got yet another double, but we’re not even gonna allude to the fact that Lore ever existed while discussing it! Remans, the sister civilization to the Romulans that we’ve never heard of! Picard…
Privilege: Two Bad Ideas in One.
As with too many of the words being weaponized by the tribal Left these days (like “racism,” “social justice,” “white supremacy,” etc.), part of the power of call-outs against “privilege” is the nebulous character of its definition when so used. Both an offensive rhetorical weapon and a semantic moving target? Tactical genius! I’ve realized recently…
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
Nothing for sale again, but I will have some this week, I promise. (Follow me on Facebook and/or Instagram to see when they’re posted.)
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
Nothing for sale this week (I’ve been too busy to sit down and watch movies), but here are seven from my sketchbook:
Movies Seen Recently: Star Trek: Insurrection, Monster on the Campus, Spaceballs
Star Trek: Insurrection (1998) – And now we’ve gone back to mining old episodes for under-explored ideas (or maybe just story concepts that they hope we won’t remember having seen before). In this case, take the premise of the 7th season “Journey’s End,” in which Picard is tasked with moving a colony of Native Americans…