Because the world is always a mess, we've decided to look back at some of our favorite dystopic works and examine why they remain so potent no matter how many years have passed between their creation and now. Post-apocalyptic works never seem to go out of style, probably because the question of what happens after the world ends is on the mind of every generation. But as … [READ]
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Comics Twitter Bingo Card
It seems like a week can't go by without the entire comics industry losing their shit on Twitter about something or another. So we thought we might as well make the … [BUY]
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Just Another Unfortunate Thing: On Paul Qui and Redemption
Back in March of this year, not long after news broke that celebrity chef Paul Qui had been arrested for assaulting his girlfriend and endangering her child, Dan … [FIND OUT]
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Last Action Cinema: Nemesis
Here at Loser City, we’re unabashed genre fans but even we recognize that action films can often be difficult to defend. Lucky for you, we’ve decided to look back at some of the best examples from the genre, analyzing what it is about these works specifically … [READ]
Out from the Past: The Thief of Bagdad
In Out from the Past, Loser City writers discuss classic era films that were well-received and successful in their time but whose legacies have faded ever since. Up first is Chris Jones' look back on The Thief of Bagdad, a hit from 1940 … [READ]
Questionable Comics: Kate Moon and Jesse Hamm
Questionable Comics is a series where Dan Hill surveys professionals from every corner of the comics industry about their methods and experience. This week we speak with two character-heavy artists, beginning with Kate Moon, who mostly focuses on character … [READ]
Wondrous Digest: In Praise of Warren Ellis’ Abridged Storytelling
We should all be so lucky to get a six issue run from Warren Ellis, even more so if it is from the Big Two. Ellis, one of the premiere comic book scribes of the modern age, has rarely been one for long-form storytelling. His recent runs, usually comprised of a … [READ]
Fossil Records: Tim Maia’s Racional Vol. 2
Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Though … [READ]