Star Trekkin' across the universe!

Sketch challenge for the Cedar Point caricature artists to draw a group from a TV show.

Geek Fallout 121: Furthering Franchises

Join Chris Lockhart, Chris Giada, Jason Roberts, Brian Farrell and myself as we talk about taking our favorite franchises into other media.

Stay tuned as we discuss our plans to revive G.I. Joe, Star Trek, Shazam, He-Man, Stargate, Super Sentai and Saturday Morning Cartoons! 

Geek Fallout 120: Nerd Debates

Join Jason Roberts, Chris Giada, Derek Ash, and myself as we nitpick The Nerdist interviews, then debate divisive elements of fandom including which is the superior spaceship, the adaptations of Games of Thrones vs Lord of the Rings, the final episode of Lost, while Chris rants about how he hates everything.



Here's a song to set the mood:

Geek Fallout 119: Best and Worst Superhero Costumes

Join Jason Roberts, Miss M, Chris Giada, Evan Hanson and myself as we tear each other to threads over the good, the bad and the ugly in crimefighter clothing! Stay tuned as we bid farewell to Leonard Nimoy, discuss Lynda Carter's diapers and Dazzler's crotch star while John de Lancie turns us to the Dark Side!

Be sure and check out my previous Power Rangers Costume Commentary!

Geek Fallout: Star Trek Into Darkness

Chris Lockhart, Evan Hanson and myself scramble for direction in the spirit of "Star Trek Into Darkness", which coincidentally we discussed on this episode!

Pumpkin Patch Portraits (Part 1)

I was invited to set up my sketch cards at a place at the edge of town called "Grandma's Pumpkin Patch". Its a farm thats very popular with local families for its many autumn activities.

#mccsketch   #inktober

Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise

Iron Man

Rocket Raccoon

Wonder Woman

Astonished Elsa

Green Arrow

The Joker

Superman

Captain America

 Cap was the last for the day, when the blue and red markers were severely dry, so I tried to use that to create a blur effect on his throwing arm and spinning shield.

Sketch ya' ... tomorrow! 

Geek Fallout 98: Top 5 Fights!

As many of you know I am a reoccurring co-host on the Geek Fallout podcast. For our 98th episode about the Top 5 TV and Movie Fights, I thought I'd share clips along with my thoughts about some of these defining moments in pop culture.

Listen to the full episode here and follow along with my picks below.




5. Nada vs Frank, They Live

Expertly paced so that it never becomes excessive or boring.

4. Ripley vs The Alien Queen, Aliens

Just like a slasher movie, when you think the killer is dead, they always pop back up for a final showdown.

3. Superman vs Darkseid, Justice League Unlimited episode “Destroyer”

I love how this scene meshes action with character development, raising stakes without being overly excessive. It also shows why Superman is so admirable, its not the measure of his muscles, but its how he chooses to use his strength, even to restrain it that makes him truly powerful.

2. Enterprise vs. Reliant, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

Theres a great deal of tension in the lack of music and the anticipation of just taking a single shot rather than if this were a firefight with unlimited ammo. 

1. The Legendary War, Gokaiger v Goseiger 199 Hero Battle

You’ve got close to two hundred superheroes teaming up to fight an invading army of aliens. That’s just a recipe for awesome!

But if the fanservice isn’t enough its bookended by the little “we are ready to give up our lives to preserve the people of Earth!” What more can you ask of heroes?

Now I want to here from you. What are your Top 5 Pop Culture Fights? And why?

X-Men: The Next Generation

Either this date has some incredible cosmic significance, or its just an unbelievable coincidence.