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Ctrl+Alt+Decay

Sean Thomas Milligan

Semi-academic musings on the intersection of pop culture and weird. Games, film, television, comics, & more.

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    I'm an instructor of English and an Academic Advisor writing about the weird corners of pop culture--particularly the intersection of games, film, and comics.

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