In the last issue, Steve Trevor turned into a monster and died.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 11:36AMCan live television be saved? What, in 2014? Is that even a thing?
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 07:43PMNazi saboteur Armageddon captured Steve Trevor only to let him escape. In this issue, we see why.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 01:55AMDancer/choreographer Chris Black gets inside the head of legendary bareknuckle boxer John L. Sullivan.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 11:58AMHey, another musical about San Francisco! And another, and another...a different one every night!
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 04:38PMBasically, Wonder Woman flies off the handle and quits the team, just like that.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 01:27AMSplathouse Double Feature is a loose adaptation of two old B-movies (or D-movies, really): The Sadist and Eegah.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 06:20PMBindlestiff unveils the story of the neglected Filipino veterans of World War II.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 10:38AMMarin Shakespeare Company celebrates its 25th year with As You Like It.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 07:52PMThe Mime Troupe takes on the class war in San Francisco.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 07:43PMSo okay, why doesn’t Wonder Woman do something about the concentration camps?
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 02:30AMThe host of a beloved children's program tries to carry on after the death of his wife, who played his puppet pal.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 02:19PMAs a rumination on heroism, Super:Anti:Reluctant is less triumphant than bittersweet.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 08:03PMAt long last, Wonder Woman teams up with...Scooby-Doo!
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 02:23AMSure, he manages to snare her with her own lasso for a while, but seriously, who doesn’t?
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 11:58PMI have attempted once or twice to read Star Trek novels.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 07:22PMA Frodo-obsessed wannabe gangster, a rampaging bear on meth, and an escaped senior citizen with dementia.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 12:00AMThis time we have a two-parter featuring the sensational character find of 1977/1943: Osira!
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 02:41AMAn 18-year-old solo performer embodies many people from many religions on a personal search for God.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 10:31PMThere’s not one but two editorials explaining what a good deal these new dollar comics are.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 11:08AMThe story takes place among wealthy Manhattanites, which is as much a default setting for plays as L.A. is for movies, and for pretty much the same reasons.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 07:32PMThey don't make musicals like Show Boat anymore. And they didn't make them back then either.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 01:13PMTwo words: singing dinosaurs. Four words: Sex-changing singing dinosaurs.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 06:37PMMarin Theatre Company gives us the cheery tale of the untimely deaths of the Fail sisters.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 06:36PMTurns out Berkeley means a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 06:03PMWONDER WEDNESDAY On Wednesdays I look at various chapters in Wonder Woman’s history. Click here for previous installments. Wonder Woman #230, DC Comics, April 1977. If you’d asked me w…
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 12:33AMThe Wonder Woman series made an abrupt shift to a World War II setting starting with this issue.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 01:44AMChristopher Chen’s satirical comedy takes on race politics in America.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 08:00PMTony Kushner's latest takes a long time to say, and even longer to watch.
SOURCE: The Idiolect at 08:10PMOur Nig is apparently the first novel published by a black woman in English.
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