I am still going here somehow! When last I discussed the history of SWO Productions, we looked back at Something Unique, which was an entirely NOT unique idea of a shared superhero universe between several other posters at a comic book forum. The idea had sprung up when we grew slightly tired of debating hypothetical comic brawls–I mean, as tired as you can ever get … Continue reading The History of the SWO: The 411 on Brothers
If you joined me last week, I pulled the Stew World Order curtain back at bit by revealing some of my origin story; the history of my life as a writer and someone who has always enjoyed working with others to create content. When we left off with that article, I was about to enter my college years. So at this point, it’s the turn of … Continue reading The History of the SWO: Something Unique
Top 10 Franchises: According to Paul from The Countdown: Movie and TV Reviews! (On Twitter!) I’m used to making lists. I do it every week on my show with my co-host Wayne, and we manage to talk for at least an hour about our choices. But I can’t imagine how long writing out an hour’s worth of talk would be, so I’m going to make this short and … Continue reading Top Ten: Movie Franchises (by THE COUNTDOWN!)
You’ve likely never asked yourself “Where did the Stew World Order and SWO Productions come from?” Luckily, there are answers to even the most unasked of questions! I view my articles here as a way for us to get to know each other and share our opinions on anything and everything. In that spirit, we should discuss how we got here. So come with me … Continue reading History of the SWO part 1: Odysseus and His Two Pairs of Pants
Sailor Moon R continues with the second half of “Part One”, continuing the “Filler Arc” High School students An & Ail are actually SPACE ALIENS, and they’re out to gather human energy for the “Makai Tree” that is their home. However, despite being lovers, they are drawn to humans Usagi & Mamoru, who are also Sailor Moon and… NOT Tuxedo Mask. Because Mamoru still doesn’t … Continue reading Jab Reviews: Sailor Moon R (52-59)
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