For classic science fiction and horror fans, the name Richard Matheson is not lost on them. With an impressive resume of short stories, novels and script work for both television and film, it’s no wonder Matheson’s body of work would be in high demand for adaptation. Sadly, due to the time period in which his … Continue reading I Am Legend (1954 Book) Versus I Am Legend (2007 Film)
Movies and television based off of comic books are a staple in modern entertainment. The quality may vary, but the quantity can not be denied. When the source material is adapted, it’s not uncommon for changes to be made. Some time even major changes. And once in awhile those changes can make the story…better. … Continue reading Comic VS Adaptation: Wanted
In order to better understand someone and how they came to be the person that they are, an origin story so to speak, sort of like how a hero or villain in comic books are revealed to readers, can help make things more clear and hopefully make the topic or character more interesting. My … Continue reading Pediatric Sports Medicine – An Origin Story with Dr. Greg Landry
Welcome to the year 2020 and to My Big Fat Pull List’s third instalment of Current Issues, where your hosts talk about what they think are the most important news items going on in the world of comic books and pop culture. These topics are carefully absorbed and run through an extensive gauntlet of … Continue reading Current Issues – Episode 3 – (Jan. 2020)
This podcast has been a long time coming. For at least the last five years, I’ve talked and thought about starting a podcast covering topics in pediatric sports medicine. So, here I am. I’ve partnered with a dear friend from high school to help produce our podcast. And now my vision is finally becoming … Continue reading The 101 – Why The Pediatric Sports Medicine Podcast Exists…
Major events are something of a regular occurance in modern superhero comics. We’re use to seeing at least one company wide crossover event happening each year, as well as smaller events taking place inside individual titles. But none compare to the historical significance of the FIRST MAJOR COMIC EVENT. This was no mere team-up … Continue reading “Understanding DC Comics – Episode 2: Crisis On Infinite Earths!”
The illicit tales of ILLEGAL STREET RACING aren’t just legend now – they are corn-combines-of-cash garnering machines inside of today’s Hollywood offerings. Did you know that back in the 80s there was ANOTHER tale of illegal street racing, action and DEATH? All because of a cursed silver chain, a blank car key and a … Continue reading Our Reivew Of “Night Hunger” – Season 2, Episode 10
It’s hard to think anyone would argue that the United States isn’t suffering from an out of control opioid crisis. This plague of addiction is one of the leading contributors to the homelessness issue all major cities are dealing with currently. A metropolis covered in the excrement of drug addled “mailing address challenged” individuals … Continue reading Control, Clean & Cure – Could The Swiss Solution To The Opioid Crisis Work On U.S. Soil?
The love of comic books and pop culture associated with them have shaped us into the geeks and nerds we are today. The experiences we have revolving around our favorite (insert name of awesome thing here) are what bind us together in this community of comic collecting, card swapping and cosplaying. We like what … Continue reading Our Favorites – Green Lantern: Rebirth (2004)
The value of pocket watches isn’t that they tell time. It isn’t even that often – they are legacy jewelry that denote special people and memories in your life. A pocket watch is literally a tether to times long gone by. An almost time machine that allows us to know where we are and when … Continue reading Our Review Of “13 O’Clock” – Season 2, Episode 9