NowLoading.com examines Injustice 2's treatment of DC fan favorite, Harley Quinn.
Cheat Code Central takes a look at the interesting dichotomy of progressiveness and gore in Mortal Kombat X.
Games Radar takes note of the Netherrealm's efforts to present a more well-rounded version of its iconic character, Sonya Blade.
In the 1960s, progressives envisioned a future where words were not weaponized. This 1969 episode of Star Trek, featuring Nichelle Nichols as Uhura, gives us hope for such enlightenment in the 23rd century.
We had a very good feeling about this.
May the 4th be with you, America.
Hey! TOMORROW! FCBD! I'm at Dark Tower Comics in LOGAN SQUARE, Chicago from 12-3, signing your comics with my family! Bring the kids!
This line so perfectly captures the state of our political dialogue: “…authoritarianism is not just a form of government where leaders jut out their chins, jackbooted police march around with batons, and jails fill up with dissidents. It’s also a habit of mind, marked by…
Trump says if he’s elected, he’ll implement “strong ideological screening” of all immigrants to the U.S.: “If you don’t like our religion…then we don’t want you in our country.”
What’s “Our religion”?
