Tag Archives: Samuel Sattin

Capes of Wrath

Posted on April 8, 2013 by Samuel Sattin

The stuff of comic books is essentially a raw, undiluted breed of native magical realism, American in origin and as ingrained in our culture as jazz, baseball, or the WWE. Samuel Sattin discusses comics, masculinity, and his debut novel, League of Somebodies. Continue reading →

Posted in Literature | Tagged Alan Moore, Batman, Dark Coast Press, Frank Miller, Grant Morrison, Jewish, League of Somebodies, Man of Steel, Masculinity, Samuel Sattin, Superhero Lore, superman, The Watchmen | Leave a comment

A Post-Apocalyptic Reader

Posted on December 30, 2012 by Robert Burke Warren

Robert Burke Warren ponders the appeal of the Apocalypse, and reveals his four favorite End of Days reads. Continue reading →

Posted in Popular Culture, The Arts | Tagged Apokalypsis, Cloud Atlas, Cormac McCarthy, David Mitchell, End of Days books, First We Take Manhattan, James Howard Kunstler, Samuel Sattin, Scrooge, Stephen King, The Road, The Stand, World Made By Hand | 3 Comments

I Know it’s Not Real

Posted on September 8, 2012 by Samuel Sattin

Wherein Samuel Sattin examines the boundaries of reality and perception in the world of hardcore gaming. Continue reading →

Posted in Popular Culture | Tagged a song of fire and ice, Columbine, Contra, Die hard, Grand Theft Auto, Playstation, Samuel Sattin, Sniper Elite, Uncharted 2 | 18 Comments