Last night members of the Deadshirt.net staff and some of our friends and readers got together on Twitter and watched the 1985 supposed classic, Teen Wolf. We laughed and had a grand old time, but the consensus was “wow, this movie is disappointing.” A lot Read More …
JoJo Seames, known for her work on webcomics like The Makeshift Man and Monster Plus, is embarking on a months-long effort to adapt The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole, credited as the original Gothic novel, into comics form. Otranto is the story of Manfred, Read More …
David Lebovitz gives you a crash course in film from an esoteric genre, director, or foreign country’s cinema, complete with spoiler-free descriptions and analyses of films that act as a good starting point for your own celluloid journey. In this edition, to correspond with the increasingly wide release Read More …
Against Me!’s latest album is the first to be released since the emergence of frontwoman Laura Jane Grace, formerly known as Tom Gabel, who came out as a transgender woman in 2012, and if you think they’re going to shy away from this even a Read More …
This Wednesday we’ll be hosting another Deadshirt Date Night, and this time we’ll be watching the 1985 classic Teen Wolf! Join us at 8:00pm ET on January 22nd in watching little Michael J. Fox dunk in Teen Wolf, (available on Netflix Instant) and chat with Read More …
Deadshirt is Reading… is a weekly feature in which Deadshirt’s staff, contributing writers and friends-of-the-site offer brief recommendations for a diverse array of comics, from name-brand cape titles to creator-owned books to webcomics. Max is reading… Black Dynamite #1 Written by Brian Ash Art by Ron Read More …
Folks, it is that time of the year again. Awards season is upon us and all manner of critic, pundit and prognosticator are out in full force, excitedly engaging and perpetuating the same superficial ballyhoo they can’t stop themselves from being “shocked” and “appalled” Read More …
If Grant Morrison and his Batman Incorporated collaborator Chris Burnham announced that they were putting out a creator owned book through Image Comics called Dildo Factory, about a living, breathing motorized sex toy coming to terms with its newfound sentience, would you buy it? Now, Read More …
I rewound my DVR twice to make sure I heard it right, and yes, it’s definitely there: ten minutes into the pilot of Helix, the best faux-curse word on network TV makes its grand return. “This is gonna be the most frakked-up family reunion ever,” Read More …
Detective Comics #27 Written by various Art by various DC Comics This week you get an extra Deadshirt Is Reading! We’re starting by picking apart DC’s celebration of Batman’s 75th Anniversary, which conveniently coincides with the release of Detective Comics #27 volume 2. (Batman first Read More …