That 1991 Summer By Ian Gonzales • June 27th, 2012 Ian Gonzales remembers the summer his family took a Northern Irish lad into their home.
Rookie of the Year: The Biggest Loser (Part III: I Am Slender Man) By Matt Marrone • June 11th, 2012 The Rookie of the Year’s ego is out of control. Here’s why that’s a really, really, REALLY scary thing.
Rookie of the Year: The Soundtrack to the Best Film in the World By Matt Marrone • May 28th, 2012 More than a quarter century later, the Rookie of the Year reviews the original soundtrack to The Golden Child – the greatest movie ever made.
Star Trek’s Top 5 Villains By Michael Sheridan • May 26th, 2012 Michael Sheridan looks for the five best Star Trek villains, and has a harder time finding them than he thought.
Alan Moore: On Villainy By Tim Mucci • May 24th, 2012 Tim Mucci talks to the dark lord of comic books, Alan Moore, about all things villainous. Plus: Amber Harris illustrates all of Moore’s magickal artifacts of power in a visual guide!
Religious Zealots, Mercenaries and Sadomasochistic Demons: A Study In Antagonism By Ian Gonzales • May 24th, 2012 Ian Gonzales looks at the nature of the antagonist through the lens of Hellraiser, Star Trek V and Metal Gear Solid.
Cobra – Everyone’s Favorite Fascists By Ed Coleman • May 24th, 2012 How a movie trailer reawakened Ed Coleman’s love for G.I. Joe’s nemesis.
GoldenEye and the Politics of Espionage By Cara Ellison • May 24th, 2012 “Do you even know who the enemy is?” Cara Ellison examines GoldenEye and wonders if the real villain in the James Bond universe is actually Jolly Old England.
Hail Benefits! Finding the Super Criminal Syndicate that is Right for You By Michael Edwards • May 23rd, 2012 In a world of corrupt corporations and crappy jobs, Michael Edwards wants to cut to the chase and join up with a super criminal syndicate. At least they have ray guns.
Nice Villains Finish First By Ethan Sacks • May 22nd, 2012 The Avengers may have a Hulk, but villains like Loki have style, heart and pathos. So stick it, Stark! Ethan Sacks talks to big-screen supervillains Tom Hiddleston and Mark Strong (Sinestro) about their real lives as nice guys.
