The Road to Amalgam Comics: A Look Back at DC and Marvel’s Mid-90s Imprint

Amalgam Comics was a mid-90s imprint created by DC and Marvel, featuring unique characters that were a blend of two existing heroes or villains. The concept was born from the success of crossover events between the two publishers, and the resulting Amalgam characters became iconic in their own right. Dark Claw, a mashup of Batman and Wolverine, and Super-Soldier, a combination of Superman and Captain America, were among the most popular characters. Though Amalgam Comics was short-lived, its impact on the industry was significant and continues to inspire new concepts in comics today.

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The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne

The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne” was a groundbreaking Sci-Fi steampunk cable television series that aired in the early 2000s. Set in an alternate universe, the show followed Jules Verne, Phileas Fogg, and their crew as they traveled the world in their airship, encountering all sorts of dangers and obstacles along the way. The series was visually stunning, with meticulous attention to detail in the steampunk aesthetic, and its special effects were impressive for its time. Despite being cancelled after one season due to low ratings, “The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne” has garnered a cult following and continues to inspire creators in the steampunk genre today.

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The Last Generation

So, we just watched the finale of Star Trek: Picard. I cannot gush enough about it. Fan service? Sure, but in the best way possible. So many wonderful moments that really leaned into what made the Next Generation special. Once the third season of TNG started, it felt like it found its foot… this final […]

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Why So Serious? Embracing the Silliness in Fantastical Properties

Let’s explore why some fans of fantastical properties take their love for these fictional worlds and characters too seriously. We examine possible reasons for this, such as personal attachment or a need for escapism. However, we argue that it’s essential to embrace the silliness and enjoy the ride, as these properties are ultimately meant to be fun. By doing so, we can make lasting memories and avoid turning our love for these stories into an obsession.

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Dragon’s Game Night

Frequently, I ponder about the types of games that dragons engage in. Taking inspiration from the famous painting “Dogs Playing Poker,” I present to you “Dragons Playing Humans & Homes.” The concept stemmed from a spontaneous idea Mrs. Multiverse had one day regarding dragons playing the popular tabletop game Dungeons and Dragons. We both shared […]

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