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Strange New Worlds New Low, Gaming Legend Retires, Marvel Villainizes Manosphere - Fandom Pulse Daily Briefing
Thanks, everyone, for picking up The Wages of Sin! It’s doing wonderfully, and I’m glad people have an appetite for reading about important theological concerns and Christian living. It gives me some small hope for society. Also, thanks to...
“Level-Five Transporter Accident” Is the Worst Episode Star Trek Has Ever Produced
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds aired its long-teased puppet episode on Paramount+ this week, and “Level-Five Transporter Accident” earns the title of the worst hour Star Trek has ever put on screen, including the notoriously bad Starfleet Ac...
Jon Del Arroz Follows #1 Bestseller Churchianity With a Book Naming the Sin Modern Churches Won’t
Jon Del Arroz’s new book, The Wages of Sin, releases August 20, following up Churchianity, which hit #1 in Amazon’s religious philosophy category last year. Where Churchianity diagnosed the consumer-driven model reshaping American parishes,...
Kevin Smith Turns The Manosphere Into A Marvel Villain Team, Continuing A Career Pattern
Kevin Smith’s “Spider-Man/Hulk: Fire and Brimstone” #1 introduces a new all-male supervillain group called the Manosphere, led by Mole Man and stocked with C-listers including Stilt-Man and Sandman. Spider-Man narrates the issue as the team...
J. Michael Straczynski’s AI Meltdown Proves He Doesn’t Understand The Technology He’s Attacking
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J. Michael Straczynski, executor of the Harlan Ellison estate, spent a full essay this week defending a decision that never needed defending: running a ChatGPT-generated response to “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream” in the new solo e...
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