Tag: fan culture

• How We Move Our Stories Forward: Thoughts on Snyder’s Justice League

  

  When Zack Snyder shot to directorial prominence with his second film, 300 (2006), and entrenched his popularity with Watchmen (2009), he became centred in a downright ugly cultural discourse. These films strove to adapt Epic, Thought-Provoking graphic novels with great fealty — and visually, often succeeded, right down to matching shot-for-shot how parts of each […]

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  M L Clark

  March 26, 2021

  Film Culture, Graphic Novels & Comic Books

  Comic books, DC, fan culture, Graphic Novels, Marvel, Movies, storytelling, Zack Snyder

• The Debts We Owe & The Thanks We Give

  

  I was never big into fan culture — never keen to get someone’s autograph, or be in the same room as a famous creator. I still cringe on the rare occasion when people suggest that might be something I look forward to myself — having a “fan club”. Oof. No. Can’t we all just be […]

  M L Clark

  December 12, 2020

  M L Clark, Writing Culture

  acknowledgments, e-books, e-publishing, fan culture, menagerie mysteries, novellas, writing craft