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Bloodborne and “Round the Bend”: On Difficulty Levels in Games and Literature

Just as a player might have to master a new skill in a Souls game to progress through a level, readers must learn a new set of skills to progress through the “Round the Bend” chapter of Moore’s Jerusalem.

February 19, 2017 in Books, Editorial, Video Games.

The Eleven Best Dating Tips for “Geeks” (You Won’t Find Anywhere Else Online)

Most men – not just geeks – have to try hard with women. And if you’re not trying hard, you almost definitely can and should do better. Here’s how.

February 12, 2017 in Editorial.

The Importance of Criticism

Man’s highest purpose is to officiate the marriage of Matter to Meaning. His second highest is the appreciation and enjoyment of all the wondrous works begotten by this union.

January 12, 2017 in Editorial.

Alan Moore’s Prophecy that the World Will End in 2017

“Rejoice! This is the promised time, Of earth’s ascent to realms sublime. Imagination’s endless dance, Is mankind’s jeweled inheritance.”

January 2, 2017 in Books, Comic Books, Editorial.

Trinity #3 Review/Editorial Against Artist Substitution

The comics published presently must be made with futurity in min; they are today’s tapestries and vases, the repositories of our modern mythology, meant to preserve and pass down who we are as a culture.

November 16, 2016 in Comic Books, Editorial.

Black Liberation Theology in Marvel’s Luke Cage

Every bit as much as Daredevil is a hero is shaped and defined by Irish Catholicism, so too is Luke Cage cut from Black Liberation Theology.

October 3, 2016 in Editorial, Television.

Inside Recapitulates the Horrors of the Holocaust

Though grotesque, eerie, even eldritch imagery is scattered throughout the puzzle platformer, it is this juxtaposition of such a proximate setting with the very event which epitomizes evil in our cultural memory which imbibes in Inside such a haunting quality.

July 1, 2016 in Editorial, Video Games.

We need more games about masculinity

Because male characters have been historically the default, masculinity as a theme is just now beginning to be explored.

June 16, 2016 in Editorial, Video Games.

Immigration and Assimilation in the Superman Franchise

A historical survey as to how various writers have emphasized the character’s alien heritage, immigrant status, and never-ending battle for “the American Way.”

May 19, 2016 in Comic Books, Editorial.

The Ahistorical Representation of Religion in Civilization

Civilization ignores the systematic nature which any body of sufficiently developed doctrine tends to take on and divorces the development of doctrines from their historical circumstances.

May 18, 2016 in Editorial, Video Games.

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