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My Window into Fun
It's pop culture, but not always popular. It's anime, manga, video games, cult movies, and gaming. It's whatever I like.
This was an experiment at a daily blog (just to write something every day) but life's been to busy lately. Let's try a weekly format instead.
This was an experiment at a daily blog (just to write something every day) but life's been to busy lately. Let's try a weekly format instead.
Blog Archive
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2008
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February
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- Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business
- Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, episode 5
- Microsoft's XNA Initiative
- quick layout tweaks
- Ghost Hound, episode 9
- Gears of War 2 confirmed
- Minami-ke
- the PS3 ain't a computer
- Rock Band nerd ++
- Alone in the Dark - interesting physics
- Mnemosyne, episode 1
- H2O ~Footprints in the Sand~
- True Tears, episode 6
- Spice and Wolf, episode 6
- Armored Trooper Votoms: Red Shoulder Document - Ro...
- Armored Trooper Votoms: Pailsen Files
- Anime DVD sales own, manga still OK
- Band Mashups
- Manga: The Complete Guide
- Bondage Fairies reviews
- Eastern Standard, issue 4
- Eastern Standard, issue 3
- Eastern Standard, issue 2
- Eastern Standard, issue 1
- Shigurui (full series)
- Just starting up
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February
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Eastern Standard
These are the 4 issues of the fanzine I produced a few years ago with some friends.
Issue 1 focused on Berserk, Jin-roh, and Asian live-action movies. It also had a memorable review of Gundress.
Issue 2 was a dissection of FLCL (it explains it all, really) and the work of Taiyo Matsumoto.
Issue 3 tackled Yoshitoshi ABe's traditional Japanese aesthetics, explained Evangelion and looked at the explosion of Korean movies.
Issue 4 was all about horror, laying out what made new wave Japanese horror so unique.
Issue 1 focused on Berserk, Jin-roh, and Asian live-action movies. It also had a memorable review of Gundress.
Issue 2 was a dissection of FLCL (it explains it all, really) and the work of Taiyo Matsumoto.
Issue 3 tackled Yoshitoshi ABe's traditional Japanese aesthetics, explained Evangelion and looked at the explosion of Korean movies.
Issue 4 was all about horror, laying out what made new wave Japanese horror so unique.
Your Host
- Derek Guder
- Seattle, WA, United States
- By day the Event Programming Manager at Gen Con, LLC. By night, an anime otaku, Halo fanboy, and rock-star wannabe playing Rock Band.
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