------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The mid-nineties represented a reawakening for the Star Wars brand. The trilogy was remastered and released into theaters to coincide with a home video release. Accompanying that, of course, were waves of marketing that made the original release blush. With enough new merchandise to pack a Deathstar and the flannel draped galaxy-master himself, George …
Ad Nauseam: Night Thrasher #4
Oh, hey there, I didnโt see you come in. Whatโs that? Oh, I was just thumbing through my eighteen issues of Night Thrasher comic books. โWhoโ you ask? Ah, well Night Thrasher is basically Batman without cool villains but makes up for it by riding a skateboard. Now Iโm going to talk about the advertisements …
Ad Nauseam: Fangoria Spooky Spotlight
Welcome, my precious ghoulings, to a spooky edition of Ad Nauseam! As the Halloween season approaches, I ventured out from the usual comic confines and found frightening familiarity in Fangoria Horror Magazine! And thanks to my compulsive buying habits and decrepit interests, I couldnโt just keep to one issue either! Lucky you! First, some quick …
Ad Nauseam: X-Men #60
Welcome back to my retrospective series of articles in which I sit in my dark apartment, listen to synthwave, and thumb through back issues in hopes of sparking shadowed memories of simpler times! An exciting Saturday night is finding a 24 year old advertisement for Dinosaur Eggs oatmeal. How can life possibly offer anything more? …
Ad Nauseam: Bishop #3
When I read comics as a kid, I always wanted fewer ads so I could have more story. I didnโt care about a two page spread for grape soda since it was butting into Hulkโs smashing. Yet now, as an adult, I thumb through my old back issues exclusively looking for ads. Perhaps to nip …

