I totally agree. Should have been Edith Keeler. Would have raised that movie to another level.

I know. I'm only 29! ; )

If the internet is to be believed, this showed up in comic book shops on this day in 1995. Still can't believe I was fortunate enough to team these two up, not once—but twice. (Once for Marvel with Mark Bagley, once for DC with Graham Nolan.) Talk about childhood dreams coming true.

I talked to SYFY Wire about what I felt my Rod Serling bio had to add to the extensive library of Serling scholarship, and how I was able to get so many famous Serling fans to talk to me about him:

My old friends at Rolling Stone ran an excerpt from Serling, where famous fans like JJ Abrams, Vince Gilligan, and Rian Johnson talk about The Twilight Zone's genius and its influence on their work:

Madame Defarge would be delighted. Just when you think they can't go any lower, they sink to new depths.

is wishing the happiest of birthdays to Jim Starlin, the man who put the cosmic in 1970s Marvel Comics.

For The New York Times, I wrote about how Rod Serling create The Twilight Zone in part because it was the only way in the 1950 and 60s for him to comment on the subjects he cared about most, and how that's a good blueprint for contemporary media to deal with our surreal current moment:

Wouldnt it be neat if all my 3K followers here actually knew i had a kickstarter coming very soon?

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Congrats!!

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Congrats, Dean!