As anyone would know by basically having any sort of conversation with me at any point in my life, I’m a person who is fascinated by weird little facts about pop culture history. For over a decade, I’ve been spotlighting these concepts as far as they pertain to comic books on my regular series of “Comics Should Be Good” features at CBR.com. In addition, for specific stories that are “unbelievably true and believably false,” I have been doing Legends Revealed for over a decade, as well.
However, there are still plenty more topics that don’t currently have a home at Comics Should Be Good or Legends Revealed, and so I’ve started Pop Culture References. Think about it as Comics Should Be Good, only for movies, TV, music and whatever other pop culture area I feel like writing about. The logo for the site was designed by Nick Perks.
Over the course of this first day, I’ll show you the different sort of topics that I’m talking about (there will be a LOT of features on this first day. It will likely be a lot more like one or two on a normal day going forward) and, of course, I will ask for you to get involved, as well. Feel free to write me at brian@popculturereferences.com to suggest ideas for future columns. Just like at Comics Should Be Good, the best columns are often those that I didn’t even know people were interested in until they wrote to me to suggest them. Plus, I know people have told me that they miss the old comments section from back when Comics Should Be Good was a standalone subsite of CBR, so there will be a comments section here, as well (that I promise you that I won’t get rid of later).
I hope you all enjoy this new site!
Looking forward to it!
Very excited to see your new site. I always enjoy reading your stuff.
I agree with Toasty. This sounds like a fun topic, and I always enjoy reading your articles.
As the wacky widow and legacy advocate for Mark Gruenwald, my missions is to keep his passion for continuity and FUN with everything in comics and culture – thanks for carrying the torch, I enjoy reading your interactive initiatives! I started another one myself in homage to my relationship with Gru…fashion and comics called CosMODA- the Cosplay Runway.
Imagine If Comic Con had a baby with Fashion Week! I’d love to get your PopCulture References and Comics Should be Good seal of approval. Thanks for all you do!
Brian, I just discovered this site via Twitter! It looks great — and glad to see John Trumbull contributing! Of course, one more pop culture site celebrating the shows of my youth (and draining even more time away from me!) is just what I DON’T need! 😉
Honestly as I’ve said elsewhere I only visit certain sites for your articles so more of that and I’m In