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Category Archives: Strip Talk
Strip Talk #20: When obnoxious behavior leaks into comic books
I’ve read quite a bit in the past several months about this ridiculousness where women in comics and games are harassed by men in the same industry, and I have but one word to that effect: Stop. No one deserves … Continue reading
Strip Talk #19: Sometimes it’s OK to reserve judgment
Before we even get started, let’s not even question my TMNT legitimacy, OK? I am what you would call a superfan. Check my credentials: I have most of the 1987 cartoon seasons on DVD, have had the theme song of … Continue reading
Strip Talk #18: Days of Future Past isn’t a reality fast enough
It’s no secret that I favor Marvel over DC in the grand scheme of comic book things. I always have: I began watching X-Men: The Animated Series almost as soon as the show began airing, and I’m far more … Continue reading
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Tagged 2Q2014, animated, column, comics, Lyndsey Hicks, marvel, Strip Talk, X-Men
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Strip Talk #17: When the X-Men ruled the weekend
I grew up in a household where Saturdays were prized affairs of laziness and doing absolutely as little as possible. Mostly, we sat around reading romance novels (my mom), playing cards or board games or doing a little housework well … Continue reading
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Tagged 1Q2014, animated, column, comics, Lyndsey Hicks, marvel, Strip Talk, X-Men
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Strip Talk #16: Too many villains plague some comic films
Nearly every year that I’ve been alive and conscious enough to know what’s going on in the world, there’s been a comic book movie released. And I take great pride in having seen the majority of the offerings out there. … Continue reading
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Tagged 4Q2013, batman, column, comics, dc, Lyndsey Hicks, marvel, movie, Spider-Man, Strip Talk, Venom, villains
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Strip Talk #15: I’ve learned a few lessons from cosplaying
I had a reason to cosplay once again. I usually only have the urge to dress up and take on different characters once a year, and that’s because I’m going to NashiCon. My first and only anime convention to date, … Continue reading
Strip Talk #14: My love of anime began with comics
Many a time, my origins as a comic book nerd has come up in this column. And it’s no surprise, given that I spend a lot of time researching my favorite franchises and characters as well as playing various video … Continue reading
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Strip Talk #13: Let’s talk a minute about comic book movie reboots
I am by no means someone who doesn’t love movies. I do, especially those of the comic book variety. I just have this thing where I can’t stand seeing a story done a million times with different people and different … Continue reading
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Tagged 1Q2013, column, Comic, Lyndsey Hicks, reboots, Strip Talk
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Strip Talk #12: Superman does have real enemies
Superman does have real enemies For many years in my life, I have been a comic book fan. I like to think of myself as objective and impartial when it comes to my likes and dislikes, with the love I … Continue reading
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Tagged 4Q2012, column, dc, Lyndsey Mosley, Strip Talk, Superman
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Strip Talk #11: Alternate universes expand story
Alternate universes. As a comic book aficionado, you can’t live with them or live without them. Any ink fan knows his or her’s alternate history of events for their characters, places or eras. And if you don’t, there’s no way … Continue reading
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Tagged 3Q2012, alternate universes, comics, dc, marvel, Strip Talk
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