Pop Culture
Culture is a reflection of your community, and popular culture tells the story of many communities in real time. We talk about the best (and sometimes the worst) it has to offer, while providing keen insight and analysis about the things that you care most about.
If social media networks were a group of siblings and cousins, Tumblr is that one who is still broke, still weird, but mostly fun to be around (even though it’s getting a little old for all […]
San Diego Comic Con (SDCC), arguably one of the biggest conventions for comic books, is going virtual once again this year with Comic-Con @ Home. The history of Comic Con is a colorful one, involving […]
I’m not even supposed to be here today. Anyway, good news: jort enthusiast and Friend of Comic Years Kevin Smith just inked a new deal with Lionsgate. To be more specific and to sound less […]
Perhaps something about seeing all of our geeky favorites get a second life in this pop culture renaissance has put bugs in the brains of mostly male fans of a certain age. As this is […]
There are many films about which it can be said that if it didn’t “work,” the MCU never would have gotten off of the ground. One such movie, now 10 years old, is Captain America: […]
Remember back in 2011 when Game of Thrones first aired? Remember the optimism after the first season ended, how good it felt to feel bad watching Sean Bean die in yet another fantasy franchise? Remember […]
Even though Deadpool is technically a Marvel character, he was under Fox’s umbrella, meaning that he was not part of the MCU (the X-Men characters and Spider-Man also fall into this category). However, when Disney […]
I don’t write about it all that much here at Comic Years, but I’m a Christmas fanatic. I love everything about the season, but especially the decorations. We’re not all that close to Christmas yet […]
Oh, so you’re a Star Wars fan? Then who is Darth Revan? This, sadly, has become the clarion call of a certain kind of Star Wars fan that’s not a lot of fun to be […]
