Look Ma, No Hands!
B. EarlA blog about getting back up...over and over again. I've been working in Hollywood for 20 years at the intersection of creative and technology. The things I've seen & done could fill a book. But I decided to do a weekly blog instead.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 82 |
| Subscribers | Read | bearl.substack.com |
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Yarvin and the American Monarchy
After I watched the Super Bowl halftime show, I turned off the TV per Kendrick Lamar’s request. I knew that the constant flurry of news and information overload will actually drain years from my life, much like a social vampire sucks my ene...
Dungeons, Dragons and The Game of Life.
In the past fifteen years or so Dungeons & Dragons has had a huge resurgence, entering into pop culture with a positive spin unlike its first time back in the 80s when it was linked to Satan worshipping and heavy metal. When I was a 90s kid...
Stories Shape Our World.
I love stories. All stories. When I was a kid growing up without a TV I was obsessed with Italo Calvino’s Italian Fables as well as the Old Testament. Looking back, my favorite tales were the darkest ones with a moral to their twist. I neve...
The Fool and The Court.
The Joker is my favorite villain. I’ve always been a make-mine-Marvel kinda guy, but when it comes to villains there is no one like the Joker. His stories push the limits of what it means to be human and how far our psyche can be twisted to...
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Authors
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B.Earl is an American comic book writer and filmmaker who lives in Los Angeles. Earl has been working with Marvel on books such as DEADLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN & DAREDEVIL & ECHO. He also works in emerging technology with both AI and blockchain.
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