“Destiny is on the phone!” Josh Reviews The Tick: Season Two
I have loved Ben Edlund’s superhero parody, The Tick, in all of its iterations. I read the original black-and-white comic book in the late eighties and early nineties. I enjoyed Fox’s animated Saturday morning cartoon version, that ran from 1994-1996. And I loved Fox
Josh’s Favorite TV Series of 2019 — Part Three!
Welcome back! Click here for numbers twenty-five through twenty-one on my list of my favorite TV shows of 2019, and click here for numbers twenty through sixteen. Shall we proceed…? 15. The Tick — Amazon’s fantastic super-hero comedy-adventure was sadly cancelled after onl
News Around the Net!
Let’s start with this amazing creation: Topher Grace and Jeff Yorkes wove together footage from every single Star Wars film so far to create a gorgeous, emotional five-minute tribute to the Star Wars saga. I have watched this thing a LOT of times so far. What an incredible e
Josh’s Favorite Episodes of TV of 2018 — Part One!
Ok, here we go! I’m a bit later that usual launching my annual Best of the Year lists (I’ve been working on some illustration projects that have been taking up all of my free time — click on my updated portfolio page for a few teases, with more news hopefully comin
Josh’s Favorite Episodes of TV — Part Three!
I have been reviewing My Favorite Episodes of TV of 2017! Click here for part one, and here for part two. And now, onward to part three: 15. The Tick: “Party Crashers” (season one, episode four, released on 8/25/17) — Just as Arthur is getting drawn deeper in the
Josh Reviews Amazon’s The Tick
I read and loved The Tick way back when the first black and white issues of Ben Edlund’s super-hero parody masterpiece were published in the eighties, and I have followed the big blue goofball’s adventures through both of his two previous TV incarnations, an animated series in the
“Evil Wears Every Possible Mitten” — Josh Reviews Amazon’s The Tick!
I’ve been a fan of Ben Edlund’s wonderful superhero parody, The Tick, since (almost) the very beginning. Friends in high school turned me on to the wonderful black-and-white comic, published by New England Comics, soon after those early issues were published in the late