ProgFest III, the latest concert fundraiser presented by the Community Music School (CMS) at Douglas College, will celebrate the songs of 1970s progressive rock music with tribute bands Earthbound and the Undoing on June 27.
Imagine being labeled a criminal without having committed any crime. Weâre talking Orwellian thoughtcrime. Enter Psycho-Pass, Production I.G. and director Katsuyuki Motohiroâs homage to Ghost in the Shell anddystopian sci-fi in general.
Summer is a time to relax, take it easy, and enjoy some YouTube music videos with catchy songs. Here are some fun videos to check out this summer!
The Cloudscape Comics Society brings together the comic community through published works by new and veteran artists and writers, meetings that are open to the public, and events that connect comic creators with their fans. On May 22, the society will host a launch party for their eighth graphic novel anthology, Mega Fauna, at Cloudscape Comics HQ in Vancouverâs Memorial South Park.
A favourite pastime of many introverted intellectuals is to ponder the big questions in life, like who would win in a fight. Now you can sharpen your debate skills and answer the big questions at the same time.
Avengers: Age of Ultron, the newest addition to Marvelâs ever-growing cinematic universe, takes place a few years after the events of The Avengers, with the superhero team facing off against Ultron, a robot bent on destroying humanity in an attempt to achieve world peace.
Hidetaka Miyazakiâs Bloodborne is as close to perfection as video games get. Itâs the most recent entry on my increasing shortlist of best video games of all time. However, the game is not for everyone because of its challenge level.
Mega Fauna is a graphic novel anthology released by Vancouver publisher Cloudscape Comics. It features short stories written and illustrated by local writers and artists, who came together to produce this work with an animal theme.
Harry Dresden is a wizard, but unlike a lot of fantasy wizards he doesnât live in a world of dwarves and elves. Instead he lives in Chicago, a far cry from J. R. R. Tolkienâs Middle Earth, in Jim Butcherâs The Dresden Files series.
I initially credited Cowboy Bebop as the show that helped me âgetâ anime. By that criteria, I should have mentioned Trigun, the first anime series I ever watched from start to finish and truly enjoyed. Adapted by Madhouse Studios from Yasuhiro Nightowâs manga series, Trigun blends comedy and tragedy just as haphazardly as it does American western tropes with sci-fi.
