by Eden
There is nothing more Christmas than comics! All of these shows were created by indie comics creators and/or had indie comics creators work on them or are close enough to being indie comics creators that we’re going to count them.
“Christmas” and “Rod Serling” seem like an odd combination, or at least one that will end up being unsettling. Mostly, though, both of his Christmas-themed tales are about kindness and hope for humanity, even in the face of the darkness.
What is Christmas without some teen angst? It’s weird for me to think that these episodes only aired about six years apart (“So-Called Angels” on December 22, 1994, and “Forgiveness and Stuff on December 21, 2000) because in my head, they’re from two different eras of television.
You are a very smart person. You’re not going to travel this year which probably means you’re not going to spend your holidays in the way you want (unless this how you wanted to spend your holidays, and if that’s the case, I support you […]
On March 9, I went to a screening of Tokyo Godfathers. (I love that movie.) Before the movie, I joked that there were probably some DC restaurants we should try, since most of them would be empty.