Doctor Who (1963), An Unearthly Child So, our protagonists are back in prehistoric times, lost, captured and forced into a cave (doubling...

or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love UNIT Dating Not long ago, I talked about how I think continuity should be a toolbox, not a...

Marvel Comics (Tales to Astonish # 27, January 1962) As I mentioned in my analysis of Fantastic Four # 1, prior to the launch of their...

Doctor Who (2005) So Doctor Who was back, but could it stay? Could it sustain itself in the television landscape of 2005? It's tempting...

Doctor Who (1963), An Unearthly Child And we’re off! We spent the initial episode looking into mystery of Susan and eventually her...

Way back in my first post, I mentioned that I tend to like long stories. It’s not a coincidence that my favorite television series is...

Marvel Comics (Fantastic Four # 1, November 1961) One of the problems with trying to analyze Marvel comics is simply deciding where to...

Marvel Comics A while back, I mentioned that I can't really remember a time when I didn't know what Doctor Who was. While it's not quite...

Doctor Who. What is Doctor Who about? For those of us who are fans of the show, it might seem pretty self-evident, but if you stop to...

Doctor Who (2005) It'd been 9 years since we'd had new, real, live action Doctor Who on our screens. It'd been 16 years since it had...