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Time to talk about my transformers bae... Starscream. (I'm an adult.)
From shorthand for Satan to a wisecracking lord of the Underworld, the many iterations of the Greek god Hades are worth a-plunderin'.
From your earliest childhood nightmare to a tragically misunderstood intellectual, let's take a look at how the Wicked Witch of the West has changed over the years.
Captain America vs. Captain America vs. Captain America
On this Mini-Canon, we take a look at a character that gets not one, but... two whole iterations in film: Max Rockatansky, a.k.a Mad Max.
Love it, hate it, but there's no getting around it... death! Strap in as we explore the many ways the imminent and unavoidable death has been characterized throughout pop culture.
It was beauty killed the beast.... or was it, really? Let's explore one of the oldest, non-book based film franchises: King Kong.
It's time to explore the best (THE BEST) character in the X-Men canon! Let's take a look at everyone's favorite acrobat-turned-super-hero-turned-priest-turned-super-hero... Kurt Wagner, a.k.a. Nightcrawler! YAY!
Jack Driscoll: Young, handsome, annoying?... and not a gorilla. Let's explore how one of film's oldest franchises third triangle point changes over time.
Every year we reaffirm our vows about how much we don't care about the Oscars because the Oscars don't matter because the Oscars only care about Oscar bait - but when did Oscar bait start to become a Thing in the first place?
Phantom of the Opera, the horror classic, based on the not-so-classic book that was okay, I guess, and then Hollywood-ified into a string of increasingly out-there adaptations, and all before the Broadway musical. Andrew Lloyd Webber changed the game, but here is a look at poor Erik before Lord Andy.
And all of a sudden, there were half-masks everywhere. From Robert Englund to a Phantom that haunts malls, this public domain musical underwent a huge facelift after the success of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Broadway musical. Also, Gerard Butler can't sing.
One of European history's most famous monarchs has, throughout the ages, always begged a single question: who was she schtupping? From Doctor Who to Blackadder to the lunatic fever dreams of Roland Emmerich, we know she was doin' it with someone (or trying to).
Before Batman vs. Superman and Civil War, there was a proud history of superheroes fighting each other for mostly contrived and not very good reasons.
The goddess Venus (née Aphrodite [née Turan {née ???}]) has been a popular subject to depict in pop culture, and her depictions have been all over the plac... probably because she has no defining personality traits.
A brief run-down of all the ways your favorite X-men who died and then had their heroic deaths retconned.
As voted by patrons on my Patreon page - the A brief discussions on the depictions of Marilyn, the symbol of (???) who has ceased to be a person.
One of the great turning points in modern history - how does pop culture depict it? Awkwardly, for the most part.
A few years out from 9/11, the jingoism started to fade, and we started to talk about our ~*~feelings~*~.
She's the embodiment of evil feminine archetypes and fears about feminine sexuality (and also is my favorite X-villain so nyeh)
Odds are pretty good that one person's imitation of Hillary doesn't sound much like anyone else's.
Hope you like shots of feet in the dark and women being brutalized! One of the greatest serial killer unsolved mysteries (and conspiracy theories apparently?) of the modern era has been adapted many times into film and television.
Possibly the most inevitable installment of Loose Canon ever.
