Pardon My Vibrators…of Death!
In the last issue, Steve Trevor turned into a monster and died.
In the last issue, Steve Trevor turned into a monster and died.
Can live television be saved? What, in 2014? Is that even a thing?
Isn't it romantic? No, not really.
Nazi saboteur Armageddon captured Steve Trevor only to let him escape. In this issue, we see why.
Dancer/choreographer Chris Black gets inside the head of legendary bareknuckle boxer John L. Sullivan.
Hey, another musical about San Francisco! And another, and another...a different one every night!
Basically, Wonder Woman flies off the handle and quits the team, just like that.
Splathouse Double Feature is a loose adaptation of two old B-movies (or D-movies, really): The Sadist and Eegah.
Bindlestiff unveils the story of the neglected Filipino veterans of World War II.
Marin Shakespeare Company celebrates its 25th year with As You Like It.
The Mime Troupe takes on the class war in San Francisco.
So okay, why doesn't Wonder Woman do something about the concentration camps?
The host of a beloved children's program tries to carry on after the death of his wife, who played his puppet pal.
As a rumination on heroism, Super:Anti:Reluctant is less triumphant than bittersweet.
At long last, Wonder Woman teams up with...Scooby-Doo!
Sure, he manages to snare her with her own lasso for a while, but seriously, who doesn't?
I have attempted once or twice to read Star Trek novels.
A Frodo-obsessed wannabe gangster, a rampaging bear on meth, and an escaped senior citizen with dementia.
This time we have a two-parter featuring the sensational character find of 1977/1943: Osira!
An 18-year-old solo performer embodies many people from many religions on a personal search for God.
There's not one but two editorials explaining what a good deal these new dollar comics are.
The 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.
They don't make musicals like Show Boat anymore. And they didn't make them back then either.
Two words: singing dinosaurs. Four words: Sex-changing singing dinosaurs.
Marin Theatre Company gives us the cheery tale of the untimely deaths of the Fail sisters.