The Parrs, more commonly known as The Incredibles, start another chapter in their adventures as a family of “supers” in the fourth installment of The Incredibles, published by BOOM Kids!

Paolo takes a plunge into the world of fan fiction, asking what it is, why people do it, and why it is awesome!

As an avid fan of the series, and of the author himself, I can safely say that this is one really good read: the dialogue and narrative is spiked with Pratchett’s own brand of wit, humor, and critical thinking that have the capacity to leave readers with both a hearty laugh and some serious thoughts.

As a child growing up in an Asian country, I was hopelessly engrossed in animé, in the same way a child growing up in the United States to be engrossed in Saturday morning television shows. I decided to dig through my childhood memories, my own recent experiences, and the expertise of some of my friends to find the top ten animé opening sequences.

Last week, I ranked the top five musicals of the Golden Age of Musicals. Musicals have matured alongside other media through the turbulent years between then and now, so this week, I return to the present to find the best modern musicals, from between the 1970s to the 2000s.

Paolo takes a look back into the Golden Age of musical theatre and chooses the top five musicals in the era.

Like many of the 2D animated Disney films before it, Toy Story is considered a classic and a mainstay within both film and animation circles. However, in all brevity, this comic spin-off of Toy Story falls short of that standard.