Letting Go of Superman: Popularity of Superheroes Might Ruin Comics
It’s that time of the year again. NYC Comic-Con is coming to town. So prepare yourself. You are likely going to see someone in the […]
Articles by Cesar R. Bustamante Jr.
Letting Go of Superman: When DC Editors Are Worst than the Legion of Doom
What the hell DC? I don’t remember a time in my life when I have ever said that and really really meant it as much […]
Letting Go of Superman: Na Na Na… Batfleck
And when Ben Affleck was announced as the next Batman, the geek hive-mind said, “What!?!†Well, actually the geek hive-mind said a lot more than […]
Letting Go of Superman: Failed Gambit
So it was announced a few months ago that Gambit’s ongoing comic book series is coming to an end. Oh, you didn’t know there was […]
Letting Go of Superman: Heroes, Stop Hitting Yourselves!
“In Hickman, I trust,” may be my new geeky anthem. Jonathan Hickman’s run in the Avengers as it leads up to this year’s Infinity event […]
Forgetting Superman: Lois Lane Adventures
Man of Steel Spoiler warning. While my dad sits uncomfortably on the reclining AMC chairs, wearing the enormous 3D glasses, watching Superman fly through far […]
Letting Go of Superman: Why I Didn’t like Superman
With the latest Superman trailer you can definitely tell they are trying to make a character normally portrayed as campy in the mainstream to something […]
Letting Go of Superman: Remembering the Darkness
The Darkness was a misogynistic, hypersexual violent comic starring supernaturally powered and cursed mafia hit-man, Jackie Estacado. Among many of his crimes: he killed members […]
Letting Go of Superman: Gaiman, the Non-Stop Storytelling Machine
Neil Gaiman is coming back to Marvel comics soon with Guardians of the Galaxy issue 5. I find this out after already being excited by […]
Letting Go of Superman: Superman is Not Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card writing a Superman comic has become a pretty hot button issue. Just recently, freelancer Glen Weldon wrote an honest explanation about why […]
Unwritten Review: Winnie the Pooh Meets Alan Moore
Peter Carey’s Unwritten is like candy for over-read English majors & pop-culture enthusiasts. What started out as a story about Tommy Taylor, a man with […]