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Lights, Camera…Action?: A Dialogue That Asks “Are Superhero Movies, Action Movies?”

March 9, 2016 By Shea Hennum Leave a Comment

Shea Hennum and Christopher M. Jones spend a lot of time arguing the rules of genre. So instead of letting them continue to distract us here in the imaginary Loser City offices, we forced them to get together and attempt to settle one of their biggest semantic conflicts: are superheroes action movies? Shea Hennum: So, […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: action, Batman, Blockbuster, Christopher Jones, Commando, Death Race 2000, Die Hard, Edge of Tomorrow, fighting, Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man, James Bond, Ong-Bak, Pulp Fiction, Shea Hennum, Superman, The Avengers, The Raid, The Raid 2, The Raid: Redemption, The Winter Soldier, Tony Stark, Transformers

Loser City on the Web: Elkin on Sex Coven, Muncy gets 404sight, Hennum on, well, everything

May 29, 2015 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Material Will Tempest Ales Kot

We felt so bad about skipping out on our round-ups of where everyone is writing that we decided to double up this week. So without further ado… Daniel Elkin went down south. As in New Zealand. Or at least on the interwebs he did. Joining up with the crew at Faction Comics for their Factional section, […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: 404Sight, Adrian Tomine, Ales Kot, AV Club, comics, Daniel Elkin, Frontier Comics, Image Comics, jake muncy, Jill Tamaki, Material, newsgames, Optic Nerve, Paste Magazine, Sex Coven, Shea Hennum, Will Tempest

Loser City on the Web: Sackllah talks to Built to Spill, Hennum on Wuvable Oaf, Muncy on Malebolgia, Napier on Wolverine

May 26, 2015 By Nick Hanover Leave a Comment

Wuvable Oaf

It’s been a while since we’ve rounded up where Loser City writers are appearing, but it’s because we’ve been busy doing things like playing Skirrid: I’m the handsome James Bond looking dude and Danny is the one who looks like J.K. Simmons cosplaying as Sigmund Freud, obviously. Anyway, on to the real news, which is the […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: A-Force, Akira, Brett Netson, Built to Spill, Claire Napier, David Sackllah, Ed Luce, jake muncy, Malebolgia, Shea Hennum, Wolverine, Wuvable Oaf

Loser City on the Web: Critic Game Battle Royale, Hennum on Manga, Francesca Lyn on Identity in Comics and More

February 27, 2015 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Massive Gay Erotic Manga and the Men Who Make It

Us Loser City folk sometimes take trips outside the city limits, so this week we’re rounding up some of the places you might have seen Loser City citizens. It’s been a couple weeks since we checked in, but only because things have been crazy. As you may remember, Shea Hennum made his debut at Paste […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: AV Club, Fantagraphics, Francesca Lyn, Jacques Tardi, jake muncy, Mark Millar, Massive, Paste, Shea Hennum

Loser City on the Web: Hennum Debuts at Paste, Russell at Raw Paw and Some Compliments

February 9, 2015 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

The Sculptor

Us Loser City folk sometimes take trips outside the city limits, so this week we’re rounding up some of the places you might have seen Loser City citizens. The big news is that Shea Hennum made his debut over at Paste with a review of Scott McCloud’s new work The Sculptor, which Shea really didn’t like. […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: AV Club, comics, Gameological Society, Games, jake muncy, Lars Russell, Raw Paw, Scott McCloud, Shea Hennum, The Sculptor, Unfinished Swan, WindWaker, Zainab Akhtar, Zelda

Poetry: Moebius Strip by Shea Hennum

January 29, 2015 By David Fairbanks Leave a Comment

This week has seen a column on superhero-inspired poetry and a review of a comics poetry anthology, so Shea Hennum’s “Moebius Strip” felt like the perfect addition to the mix.   Moebius Strip Shea Hennum She was my two-page splash, My panel one, My gutter, my caption. My bombastic exposition and overwritten fiction. She was my […]

Filed Under: Art, Features Tagged With: comics, Poetry, Shea Hennum

Loser City on the Web: Garsee at Previously.tv, Muncy at AV Club, Hennum at This is Infamous, More

January 23, 2015 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Alfonso Font

Us Loser City folk sometimes take trips outside the city limits, so this week we’re rounding up some of the places you might have seen Loser City citizens. Over at Previously.tv, Dylan Garsee bravely watched the 12 Monkeys pilot so you don’t have to. Was it any good? Well, this paragraph from Dylan should give you […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: 12 Monkeys, Alfonso Font, AV Club, Dylan Garsee, jake muncy, Nick Hanover, Ovrld, Previously.tv, Shea Hennum, SyFy, Tales of an Imperfect Future, This is Infamous, UNTD Snks, Watchdogs

Fiction: This American Life-On-Closed Circuit by Shea Hennum

August 20, 2014 By David Fairbanks Leave a Comment

The pocket knife Allison Squibb had carried since she was thirteen was dull, and she strained as she cut into her arm to remove the small ident device lodged in the musculature, pressed tight against the skin on the underside of her elbow. Allison carved around the zit-sized bump and pulled out a small blinking […]

Filed Under: Art, Features Tagged With: fiction, Shea Hennum, Surveilance

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Contributors: Nate Abernethy, John Bender, AJ Bernardo, CJ Camba, Liam Conlon, Daniel Elkin, David A. French, Rafael Gaitan, Dylan Garsee, Stefanie Gray, Johnson Hagood, Shea Hennum, Zak Kinsella, Austin Lanari, Marissa Louise, Francesca Lyn, Chase Magnett, Justin Martin, Diana Naneva, Claire Napier, Joshua Palmer, James Pound, Mike Prezzato, Lars Russell, David Sackllah, Keith Silva, Nicholas Slayton, Carly Smith, Ray Sonne, Tom Speelman, Mark O. Stack, Dylan Tano, Mason Walker

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