Please remember, Free Comic Book Day is not free for retailers, who had to pay a nominal cost for each 'free' comic, as well as shipping. Please try to buy something in your local comic shop if you are able.

Guess critics are too woke for... <checks notes>... the Pop Tarts movie.

This site is amazing. All you have to do is say 'no one hates <insert franchise> like fans of <same franchise>' and you'll be endlessly proven right by the replies.

I finally got to edit a musical number. I can cross that one off my creative bucket list now.

Tomorrow is Free Comic Book Day!

Be sure to drop by your local store, pick up some free comics and be sure to buy something too!

I've rarely felt so good about having helped crowdfund a thing.

Please sign my change.org petition #FreeMetalAss

oh no they were mislead again

Christians in movies make me uncomfortable. But it's okay, I just realize that Sound of Freedom wasn't made for me and go rewatch Black Candles.

He really did unite Americans

We decided to watch Wolf of Snow Hollow as a group, which is never a bad decision. I love this movie.

This is every fandom. I've never met people who hate Red Sonja more than the Red Sonja fan subreddit.

Look what I found! Who wants some gum from 1983?

I genuinely don't understand how anyone can have even the slightest iota of negative emotional reaction to any iteration of existing IP anymore.

Actor cast as Superman is 'not your Superman?' Just wait 5 minutes. There will be a new iteration.

The best thing that could happen right now is for online spaces to become flooded with the most incendiary and offensive AI generated images and videos of sitting US politicians possible. Like, a lot of it. An impossible to ignore amount.

Then watch legislation happen.

Just like the balloon man short film, wait for the barely whispered reporting that will come out 3 weeks from now that reveals 'oh by the way, almost everything that came out of Sora was unusable and we had to spend 3x as much money in labor fixing bad footage.'

Mick Garris is the glue that holds together the entire community of horror filmmakers. He's continually brought people together to learn from each other and lift each other up.

If a rising tide lifts all boats, that tide is Mick Garris.