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September 6, 2018

Bizarre States #206: SICK BEATS

http://nerdist.com/bizarre-states-206-sick-beats/

Bowser and a sick Chobot are back this week to talk about microwave weapons, stolen insects, the found ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz, and listener stories!

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September 6, 2018

New Podcast Blast! Afronerdradio.com-Kaepernick & Nike; Terrence Nance’s Nu Site; POCs 4 White Nationalists?-MWIR 7pm

http://www.afronerd.com/2018/09/new-podcast-blast-afronerdradiocom.html

New Podcast dated 9.5.2018

School is literally in session! Check out the latest installment of the Afronerd Radio saga-better known as The Mid Week in Review, airing every Wednesday at 7pm eastern. Listen to your ever prescient Afronerd podcasting team as they "chop it up" over these impending issues: our thoughts about the out of nowhere sponsorship deal between Nike and controversial activist/athlete, Colin Kaepernick; filmmaker, Terrence Nance (Random Acts of Flyness) has a new website entitled, WhitePeopleWontSaveYou.org; A new The Daily Beast article entitled, "Why Young Men of Color are Joining White Supremacist Groups", exposes the growing trend of multicultural hate groups (Clayton Bigsby?); and what can only be described as kismet, a new trailer hit the cyberverse, Where Hands Touch starring afrocentric actress, Amandla Sternberg detailing the real life WWII era love story of an Afro-German teen falling in love with a member of Hitler Youth (whoa!); we revisit some of the topics left on the floor from the last podcast; the greenlighting by Netflix of the raunchy and underwhelming Paradise PD serves as a reminder that the recent Black cinema renaissance doesn't seem to include animation; and speaking of Netflix and chill-The Black Panther premieres on the streaming service this month; our expectations for upcoming TV shows (new and returning) premiering this fall; is sports commentator, Jason Whitlock correct in his critique of Lebron James' The Shop TV show?; Is a Black Supes going to make an appearance on the CW along with Batwoman, Clark and Lois? Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.

September 6, 2018

#NYFWNOIR: 7 Of The Blackest Things At Harlem’s Fashion Row This Season

https://madamenoire.com/1039025/harlems-fashion-row-2018/

Harlem’s Fashion Row held it’s 11th annual style awards and fashion show and it was one of the blackest events we’ve ever attended.

September 5, 2018

Come Into Me #3 Review

http://blacknerdproblems.com/come-into-me-3-review/

Writers: Zac Thompson & Lonnie Nadler / Artist: Piotr Kowalski / Black Mask Studio

It’s been a long wait for the return of Come Into Me as the series fully embraces its horror roots. And what a goddamn horror show it is.

It’s the title fight of the century, and boy is it as grotesque and surreal as you could imagine. While it looked like Becky grasped full control of Quinn’s body by the end of the second issue, she soon finds out that it’s not as easy as it seems. Quinn’s still in there, doing his best Get Out impression as he falls deeper and deeper into his and Becky’s subconscious. Soon he starts crawling his way back in order to regain control of his own body.

Realizing this, Becky becomes desperate to survive. Her unwillingness to die or be stored away in some machine kicks into overdrive. It’s quite admirable, even when her plans are half-baked. This issue really shows how far her character is willing to go to stay alive and in control of her own fate.

What really shines in this issue (honestly, what always shines in every issue) is the art of Piotr Kowalski. Between the clever panel setups and dreamscapes to the slow deterioration of Quinn’s body, Kowalski provides the right amount of chaos that makes the reader lose focus enough to feel what it’s like in Quinn and Becky’s shared mind. The constant merging of memories makes for some impressive visuals. Meanwhile, the morphing of Quinn’s body definitely gives body horror fans everything they could ever want and more.

I’d be remiss not to mention poor Ainsley, who just wanted to help. The poor woman tries to do everything in her power to help Quinn out of this obvious shit show and it ends up becoming worse than ever. The end is horrifying, and this is coming from someone who already has fears about what it would be like to have someone in your head. Whatever Thompson and Nadler have in store for the next chapter of Come Into Me, we are not ready.