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Sure to be any Pop Culture fan’s go-to guide to life, this modern-day fable chronicles what happens when four cosplayers meet after a day at a convention to talk about life, love, and what they watched.
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Fully authorized and filled with full-color images and quotes spanning the Star Trek universe, Star Trek: Starfleet Is… celebrates Gene Roddenberry’s hopeful vision of the future.
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A fully authorized and beautifully illustrated instant classic that’s perfect for families, fans, and painters of all ages.
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Perfect for any adult who’s a geek in the streets, a freak in the (Star Wars) sheets—or wants to be—this guide to lovemaking is written exclusively for nerds, by nerds.
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Filled with activities mocking the women and men whose false sense of entitlement would be comical were they not so condemnable. Includes anti-Karen resources, and benefits a social justice nonprofit!
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In this week’s Things We Loved This Week we share (spoiler art)…the things we loved! Read on for our pop culture recommendations. Preview of a Bob Ross documentary. We can’t wait for Netflix’s new documentary about the beloved painter and man behind the meme. Bring on the happy little trees! Voting for the Best Hollywood Chris.… Read more Things We Loved This Week #3
In the Smart Pop Classics series, we share greatest hits from our throwback essay collections. This week, Brenden Riley explores the complicated nature of personhood in his essay “Zombie People” from Triumph of The Walking Dead: Robert Kirkman’s Zombie Epic on Page and Screen. She’s not your mother anymore.” —Ed, Shaun of the Dead “I don’t… Read more Smart Pop Classics: Zombie People
