Wednesday, June 25th, marks the 30th anniversary of the release of Prince and The Revolution’s Purple Rain. In honor of this, Deadshirt presents an entire week of art and essays that explore and celebrate one of the greatest albums of all time. Dig, if you will. By Mike Read More …
Wednesday, June 25th, marks the 30th anniversary of the release of Prince and The Revolution’s Purple Rain. In honor of this, Deadshirt presents an entire week of art and essays that explore and celebrate one of the greatest albums of all time. Dig, if you will. By Brandon Read More …
By Adam Pelta-Pauls Nobody holds a concert in a comic book like Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie. The one that opens the action of the first issue of The Wicked + The Divine is everything a good concert should be: bright, loud, more than a little Read More …
Hey, you. Yeah, you. Having a good time at work? Huh? Plugging away at spreadsheets you can barely read and ducking over to Facebook or Twitter or Pinterest when your boss dips out for a Subway Flatizza? Good thing your uncle got you this office Read More …
by Adam Pelta-Pauls My first exposure to Gundam was probably similar to many of yours, as a child of the early 90s. I sat down to watch Toonami after school one day, and suddenly found myself involved in the lives of five ostensibly-international teenagers, each Read More …
We at Deadshirt like to fancy ourselves pretty dedicated to popular culture with a combined knowledge of all things media that borders on the encyclopedic, but no one is perfect. There’s just too much music, too many films, too many comics, and way too many Read More …
By Jason Urbanciz After doing webcomics for a few years, Kyle Starks shifted to print last year with his first Kickstarter project, The Legend of Ricky Thunder. The Kickstarter was successful with over $8,500 raised for the comic, which finds Starks’ wrestling hero forced to fight for the Read More …
On April 1st, 2014, Deadshirt.net became Pants Alive, our mirror universe counterpart, publishing unfounded rumors, lazy listicles and fierce negativity. by Butch Deadlift I don’t know about you, but I’ve noticed something different lately at my LCS (local comic book shop, for those of you Read More …
Guest contributor Sawyer Paul checks into The Grand Budapest Hotel, the latest Wes Anderson film that’s setting art houses ablaze. Read More …
By Mike Duquette How much do you really know about Bob Dylan? Even if you’re familiar enough with The Bard’s career to freak out that he shaved off that pencil-thin mustache in that Super Bowl ad, your expertise might be confined to the basics: came Read More …