Bill Murray Questions Nixon Narrative, Star Trek: Khan, Doom Devs Social Media Spat - Fandom Pulse Weekend Briefing
Hope you’re having a good weekend. John Trent took a couple of days off (well needed as he’s been pushing 6-8 articles a day if you haven’t noticed his incredible output) so we’re holding down the fort with a few articles. Yesterday, I went and tried the original Mai Tai cocktail, which was developed in Oakland, CA at Trader Vic’s. It was pretty delightful. What’s your favorite cocktail?
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The Beef Between Video Game Developers John Romero and Sandy Petersen about DOOM–Explained
Id Software is one of the most celebrated studios in gaming history. The studio behind Wolfenstein 3D, DOOM and Quake has delighted gamers for over 30 years, and shows no signs of stopping. DOOM: The Dark Ages is set to be released on May 13 this year. Every game studio has its share of politics and social friction, and id Software is no stranger to con…
The Top Graphic Novel Sales List In Book Stores Features Nothing From Marvel or DC Comics, But No Manga Either
When readers think mainstream comics, they usually consider Marvel and DC Comics superheroes, and a lot of those who like to criticize the American superhero industry claim manga is reigning supreme in sales, but it turns out both are wrong according to new reports for BookScan detailing graphic novels that sold over 100,000 units in 2024—where YA Graph…
Ghostbusters Actor Bill Murray Speaks Out About Watergate On The Joe Rogan Experience: "Oh My God, They Framed Nixon"
Actor Bill Murray isn’t known for going out and preaching about politics like many other actors, and his appearance on Joe Rogan came across as surprising to many, but viewers were shocked even further as he claimed Nixon was set up on the show.
How Brandon Sanderson Tried To Build His Own MCU-Style Film Franchise With His Cosmere and Failed
In 2022, Brandon Sanderson announced he was buying the movie writes to his books to try to make a connected universe similar to the MCU, but it appears as if that project has stalled out, and in in recent interviews, he’s admitted that a Cosmere connected universe would be a detriment to movie studios.
CBS Announces Return Of Khan Noonien Singh To Star Trek
Star Trek has some interesting news coming from an unlikely source. CBS Studios announced a new scripted audio series of Khan Noonien Singh, starring Naveen Andrews (Lost) based on a story by Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan director Nicholas Meyer’s story.