Friday, January 30, 2015

Man of Steel Rant!


So how does a certain amount of geek people complain about the mentality of Superman as a character and he is such a boy scout and then when they give you something on screen you have not seen before(and by seen I mean did not show the actual death because Superman has killed in comics, movies and animation) people bitch! Honestly Man of Steel is the best movie Warner Brothers has done next to Batman Begins then Rise. Superman has to know what it is to see what he can do unleashed he had to have a standard to base his no kill policy(he has broken)on. to know what it has felt like to take a life with his own hands, the life of a man who was not stopping unless he killed him. A man who we have no prisons to hold him, no handcuff to limit him, no where to place him. Due to MOS Superman lives in a cardboard box. Also Batman killed in begins spin it how you want to, by choosing not to save Rhas he murdered him. When you have enough time to sit there perched in your dark hero pose and say "I do not have to save you" then pause, stare and dip. You are a murderer because there were prisons that could hold Rhas, handcuff to bind him. But no that was cool when Batman did it, that was awesome go kick rocks!!

#notgonnaletitdie #manofsteel #yoursupermaniscoming #hehastostart#bettertitle #ManofSteelSupermanBegins #gokickrocks #batmanisakillatoo

-FS

Monday, January 26, 2015

Episode 58 and 59 of The Stuff



We are at it again with the Stuff you love to talk about. John Jennings joins us on this weeks episode and we talk about Marvel drawing a line, our favorite movies everyone loves to hate, oscar snubs and are comic book movies ready to be taken seriously.
Aaron Helfer

We are at it again with the Stuff you love to talk about. John Jennings joins us on this weeks episode and we talk about Marvel drawing a line, our favorite movies everyone loves to hate, oscar snubs and are comic book movies ready to be taken seriously.

On the Stuff today, we have the Awesome John Jennings. He creates comics and he teaches comics, a double edged sword. Do not count him as a one trick pony, he has an arsenal of skills in the realm of the arts.

His research and teaching focus on the analysis, explication, and disruption of African American stereotypes in popular visual media. His research is concerned with the topics of representation and authenticity, visual culture, visual literacy, social justice, and design pedagogy. He is an accomplished designer, curator, illustrator, cartoonist, and award-winning graphic novelist. His work overlaps into various disciplines including American Studies, African American Studies, Design History, Media Studies, Sociology, Women and Gender Studies, and Literature.

https://soundcloud.com/the-stuff-podcast/the-stuff-episode-59

With a shout out to our pals at Omniversal Cross-Wars and Death Battle Homies we decided to do a segment for vs. Battles! Comment below for two characters you'd like to see duke it out on next week's show!

https://soundcloud.com/the-stuff-podcast/the-stuff-episode-60-2

Saturday, January 24, 2015

Monday, January 19, 2015

Directors Chair on our Show

Man, I am very excited to say we will have fresh from her Directorial Debut "Joy Millana" She will be geeking out with us Feb 5 2015. She just directed "Profiled"

Not only has Redbox found interest in distribution of this film, but Family Video, Netflix, and Walmart has joined the distribution bandwagon. Pick up your copy in March  #Profiled


New Episode is Live 57 of The Stuff



Episode 57 is here for your listing pleasure.







Marvel just pooped on the movie industry with the second awesome Avengers Age of Ultron Trailer! We talk to the mighty Anthony Piper, creator of the Trill League. In our shots fired, what games do we want to see brought back to life, Super Girl a detective? Vixen set to debut in the CW's Arrow-verse. The age old question is answered by the stuff crew. We tackle artist living off of another artist's style, and finally we get to men, women, & sex in comics; is it still relevant? Sit back and relax its time to talk about #thestuff you love to talk about.

The Stuff is brought to you by Freestyle Komics, Heroes and Games, Vantage Inhouse, Rising Sun, BDL Tees

Catch Anthony Piper online
anthonypiper.com&deviantart.com/antboy

https://soundcloud.com/the-stuff-podcast/the-stuff-episode-57

#thestuff #trillleague #freestylekomics #heroesandgames #vantageinhouse#risingsun #bdltees #vixen #supergirl #anthonypiper#wiggitywhamwhamwozzle
#avengers #AgeOfUltron #cwarrow #crossmultiverseversusbattles

Be sure to check out Omniversal-Cross Wars and Death Battle Hoomies for all you geek fighting and character debating fun w/actual stats

Thursday, January 15, 2015

X-Men Days Of Futures Past Never Forget



So there has been a lot of talk of XDOFP and one question that keeps coming up is " When did Kitty learn to send people back in time?" I wonder that too, I know all things will not remain the same as the source material but even if you change something can you tell us how it came about. I mean what happened was she having relations with Iceman and she touched him sending him back before he got gratification? I mean really how did she figure it out, when did she and how can she do it. Answer me Mr. Singer I will not let you get away with this because you brought back Cyclops.

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

HOW I MET MY FAVORITE SITCOM OF ALL TIME

Wrote this fresh after completing the final episode, take it is as is =)



May I say I am not a very sentimental person when it comes to tv, movies and cartoons. Do not get me wrong I can easily be swept away, and lost in their lore and taken to another world. When I say sentimental I mean cry because something touched me emotionally. Sure I got spooked with Lord of the Rings when Sam said"I cannot carry the ring sir, but I can carry you" then hoisted Mr.Baggins onto his back. I did not know if Frodo would live or die(no I did not read the books) but I held it back. Mufasa gets murdered in The Lion king, yes I cried I dare any of you not to cry during that(I was a kid), excuses aside I still cried. Toy Story 3 made a couple tears shed because if you know me I love toys and the ending made me think of my kid and passing toys on to them.

But this final season of "How I Met your Mother" really touched me in a way no bit of fiction has. What was so surprising about it is that I knew how the show would end. Its in its damn name for crying out loud. They keep you on hold for so long awaiting this huge moment and you are enjoying the ride but damn meet the mother already.  Was some of this drawn out,yes it was but I enjoy every moment with the HIMYM bunch. Something I told my wife was I love how I feel they are my friends. I felt like I was their friend. From the references to Cleveland(my home town) to all the geekness with my favorite line delivered by Marshall" Really, its not like its Voldemort." How they goof off and all the inside jokes. NPH is a gem and he should be shared with the world. I love them all as apart of this awesome show. I see why Aaron nominated for Stuff of the Year(I knew but it hits closer to home seeing the Finale)

In the final three episodes I watched and I do not know if the fact that i am a parent and married had an effect on me but I really felt the final three episodes. I was literally slow crying(couple drops come out at time over a period of time) watching the final fates of this cast become revealed.

SPOILER****************

The choice to divorce Barney and Robin after damn near two season dedicated to building up their relationship was a nice touch of reality. We all do not get the classic Disney happy ending. The reality of friends who would die for one another, who used to spend so much time together, did everything together I could truly understand as I had to deal with this on two fronts. When I came to college, and now with my friends here we all have separate lives now with families, jobs and goals. We still love one another and make an effort to see each other but it will never be the same as when we were younger. I am not knocking what I have now because I love my wife and kids they are beautiful. Just saying I can relate to all of this, and this is probably why it touched so close to home for me.

The twist ending once everything played out that I should have seen coming but was blindsided because I was so caught up in the moment of what was happening. Barney's moment with his daughter, i love that they kept him true to his character and that the only thing that could slow him down was his very own girl. She is going to be a problem, boys do not stand a chance.

I must have missed an episode because I do not remember them mentioning that Ted's wife passes away form being ill. To tell this whole story and have the name be for two different mothers,wow. maybe thats a stretch and maybe it cleaned up all to neatly. Either way I am still happy and can say this is my favorite televised comedy sit com now that I have completed the series.


-FS