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Insightful Comic Highlights Culture’s Double-Standards on Parenting

6 days ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

The leftist Huffington Post writes about a Massachusetts mom who’s published comics detailing the unfair double-standards on how people view mothers versus fathers, and the responsibilities both can need to take:It’s 2025, and yet we still live in a world where parenting double standards abound. For heterosexual couples, dads are often celebrated for doing any run-of-the-mill parenting task while moms are expected to handle the bulk of them without so much as a pat on the back.
Tony Scott Films Ranked: #13 ‘The Hunger’ (1983)

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | David Vining

#13 in my ranking of Tony Scott’s filmography. Tony Scott emerges from his commercial period with his first feature film in over a decade, a vampire tale in two parts that’s all style and almost no substance.
Mainstream Website IGN Opposes Censorship for All the Wrong Reasons

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

One of IGN’s worst writers sugarcoated the subject of the LGBT comic titled Gender Queer being “banned” from school libraries, which the worthless CBDLF is making the subject of a campaign allegedly against censorship:Cartoonist Maia Kobabe’s Gender Queer is widely regarded as one of the best and most influential graphic novel memoirs of the 21st Century.
Tony Scott’s Movies Ranked: #14 ‘The Fan’ (1996)

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | David Vining

#14 in my ranking of Tony Scott’s filmography. I’m not entirely sure if this would be a good film from the same script directed by someone else, but I think I can say for sure that Tony Scott was exactly the wrong director to bring this script to screen. The script has its own problems, for sure, but Scott was never a guy for building tension over extended periods of screentime, and that’s exactly what this script needed.
Star Trek’s Mediocre Voyage Under Kurtzman Approaches Its Final Frontier

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Jamison Ashley

Alex Kurtzman’s time running the Star Trek franchise appears to be winding down, as Paramount has told him to prepare for the possibility of not getting a new contract when his current deal ends in August 2026. This information comes from insiders and was discussed on the Tachyon Pulse Podcast, which has been tracking the situation closely.
Tony Scott’s Movies Ranked: #15 ‘Loving Memory’ (1971)

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | David Vining

#15 in my ranking of Tony Scott’s filmography. Is it even done to talk about Tony Scott’s first film? He made Loving Memory 13 years before The Hunger with BFI money (reportedly some Albert Finney money as well), it was shown at Cannes, and then the younger Scott didn’t direct a film for more than a decade when he came out with fairly different material. At only 50 minutes in length, it’s a curious mood piece and not much else, and I was mostly just kind of bored.
HeroesCon 2025: The East Coast’s Friendliest Comic Book Extravaganza Returns

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Chris Braly

The much-anticipated HeroesCon, one of the nation’s premier comic book conventions, is set to return to the Charlotte Convention Center this week starting Friday, June 20 and running all weekend. This year’s event promises to be bigger than ever, with hundreds of exhibitors, artists, writers, and creators gathering in the expansive Artist Alley. Fans will have the rare opportunity to mingle directly with industry professionals and purchase exclusive comics, prints, and collectibles.
Is Steve Trevor’s Retcon in Wonder Woman the Right Move for the Wrong Reasons?

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

A writer at ComicBook asks if DC is going to reverse the death of Steve Trevor, the USAF intel colonel who began in the Golden Age as Wonder Woman’s boyfriend, following Tom King’s political metaphor where he exploited the characters for the sake of his personal agendas:Wonder Woman has been going through some major changes in the current volume of Wonder Woman. It all began with the introduction of Trinity, the daughter of Wonder Woman, in Wonder Woman #800.
Tony Scott’s Movies Ranked: #16 ‘Revenge’ (1990)

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | David Vining

#16 in my ranking of Tony Scott’s filmography. This film seems to have some mild positivity amongst Tony Scott fans, the idea that it may not be one of his best films but that it is one of his underappreciated ones. I simply cannot agree. It’s kind of terrible, a mixture of narrative, styles, and concerns that clash horribly all while having no real grasp of how to tell a character-based story of vengeance.
Matthew McConaughey to Play Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer with ‘True Detective’ Creator Nic Pizzolatto

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Christina Wiggins

Matthew McConaughey is stepping into the shoes of one of literature’s most iconic detectives—Mike Hammer. The Oscar-winning actor is set to star in a new film adaptation of Mickey Spillane’s hard-boiled detective series. Hammer is a tough-as-nails private investigator with a penchant for justice—often delivered with his fists.