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2025 Favorites of the Year and Holiday Guide — GamingTrend Comics & Manga

2025 is coming to and end, and wow, there were a lot of comic books this year!

By Adam Moreno and Tim Jenkins

/ 25 Nov 2025

In Batman: the Owl's Hollow, one man unlocks a multiverse of possibilities — Fandom Underground

Lampleg films brings us infinite possibility with zero budget

By John Farrell

/ 13 Aug 2025

In Batman: the Owl's Hollow, one man unlocks a multiverse of possibilities — Fandom Underground

Restoring Albert Pyun's Captain America — a lost hero returns

The once and future cut shows us just how much an edit can change a film

By John Farrell

/ 15 Jul 2025

Restoring Albert Pyun's Captain America — a lost hero returns

Sidescrolling Lovecraftian horror the Waves of Madness releases, on Digital and Blu-ray — a remarkable meld of practical and digital effects

A film that's much more than it suggests at first

By John Farrell

/ 26 May 2025

Sidescrolling Lovecraftian horror the Waves of Madness releases, on Digital and Blu-ray — a remarkable meld of practical and digital effects

Seeking Star Trek’s soul — Section 31, Bomber Girl, and Constar: the Motion Picture

I come before you today to break a promise. When I started Fandom Underground a few years ago, I said that this series highlighting fan works would not compare these

By John Farrell

/ 28 Jan 2025

Seeking Star Trek’s soul — Section 31, Bomber Girl, and Constar: the Motion Picture

Joel Haver — spearheading an indie revolution with 12 feature films in 12 months

Joel Haver epitomizes everything I’ve been trying to get across with my series on low budget films. Like many creators on Youtube, he’s proven time and again that

By John Farrell

/ 1 Jan 2025

Joel Haver — spearheading an indie revolution with 12 feature films in 12 months

Molli and Max — opposites attract in a scifi romcom bound to be a new classic

Molli and Max is a meeting of opposites melds opposing forces like nothing I’ve seen before. In genre, tone, character, color scale, and technology, it epitomizes the heart of

By John Farrell

/ 17 Sep 2024

Molli and Max — opposites attract in a scifi romcom bound to be a new classic

Punisher: Nightmare, both meditation on faith and action film of the year — Fandom Underground

Punisher: Nightmare is a miracle of filmmaking and a walking contradiction. Its portrayal of Frank Castle, one man force of destruction, uses all the techniques and artistry of budget filmmaking

By John Farrell

/ 16 May 2024

Punisher: Nightmare, both meditation on faith and action film of the year — Fandom Underground

The People’s Joker was a soulful, hilarious fever dream

The People’s Joker is a walking contradiction. Exactly what I expected and wildly above expectation. At the same time it was stylish and artless, genius and stupid, ironic shitpost

By John Farrell

/ 20 Apr 2024

The People’s Joker was a soulful, hilarious fever dream

Darious Britt’s Unsound — filming the pain and love of caring for a parent with schizoaffective disorder

Unsound doesn’t have to tell you that it’s based on a true story. Never have I seen something so real. Never has a film captured the complex, contradictory

By John Farrell

/ 12 Apr 2024

Darious Britt’s Unsound — filming the pain and love of caring for a parent with schizoaffective disorder

How Eric Power is reinventing a lost animation style

By looking deep into film history, Austin-based artist Eric Power found the template for a style of filmmaking unlike anything released in the past century. The story begins in 1926

By John Farrell

/ 28 Feb 2024

How Eric Power is reinventing a lost animation style

The Submerge Universe — a fifteen year search for science fiction greatness

Demetrius Witherspoon’s Submerge Universe exemplifies the inverse proportionality of resources and heart that every artist must struggle with. The more personal and unique your work is, the harder it

By John Farrell

/ 21 Nov 2023

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