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Carbatonic Funk

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TOTAL VIEWS: 35,832|PUBLISHED CONTENT: 40|FAVORITED BY: 2|CONTENT PRODUCER SINCE: 12/10/2006

23 years of age, professional otaku.

Education/Experience: Art History/Studio Art degree

Interests: Art, anime, manga, sculpture, photography, design, animation, graphic novels, toys, fantasy, art history, film, classic rock, action figures

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A look at how movie marketing perpetuates gender stereotypes by advertising Sex and the City as "the movie event for women", and The Dark Knight as "a must see for men".
The summer movie season has arrived, and with it comes tons of toys based on the blockbusters! In this installment, action figure fans can get an overview and review of the toys based on Iron Man and Speed Racer.
Does Hasbro have what it takes to create a great figure of Spider-Man's main squeeze, Mary Jane? Find out in this review of Hasbro's Spider-Man Movie Legends Mary Jane figure.
Neon Genesis Evangelion is a manga based on one of the most controversial anime in Japanese Television history. But what is Evangelion's story, and does it hold up in print? Find out in this summary and review.
A look at Tiffany from McFarlane Toys' SPAWN 30 line. Portrayed in an animated, Saturday morning cartoon style, does the cute Adventures of SPAWN Tiffany figure deserve a spot on your shelf?
A look at the pre-Civil War "cult of domesticity", and how American women became more active in society from the 1820s to the 1860s. Includes discussions of iconic women such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Clara Barton and Susie King Taylor.
A look at how the complexities of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's famous poem enrich its meaning. Includes discussions of characters such as the Mariner, the Wedding Guest and Life-in-Death.
A critique of Sojourner Truth's influential "Ain't I a Woman?" speech. Learn the history of its transcription, the details of its arguments, and what makes this speech so timeless.
A look at the popular and influential artist Nilima Sheikh. Includes information about Nilima Sheikh's life, and detailed examinations of some of her most famous paintings.
An analysis of the ethical and scientific issues surrounding abortion. Examines popular theories such as future of value and personal autonomy, in an effort to determine the moral importance of choice, and subsequently, of the Roe vs. Wade decision.
Niccolo Machiavelli believed that religious dedication undermines political power. Here you'll find an examination of his political and religious theories, as he wrote of them in his famous book "The Prince".
A comprehensive look at Henry David Thoreau's concepts of awareness, wildness, wilderness and enlightenment in his famous book "Walden". Learn more about the transcendentalist philosophies conjured by Thoreau while at Walden Pond.
A detailed look at how appearance differs from reality in King Claudius- one of the primary characters in William Shakespeare's tragic play Hamlet.
A comparison and analysis of William Blake's two poems both entitled "The Chimney Sweeper"- one from his "Songs of Innocence", the other from "Songs of Experience".
A look at how two very popular anime and manga of the 1970's, "Cuteie Honey" and "The Rose of Versailles", exhibit vastly different techniques when crafting the images of their powerful female leads.
A close examination of Dewing's famous oil painting "Portrait in a Brown Dress", looking specifically at the meaning behind his colors, iconography, brush styles and more.
Find out if the drama of Miwa Ueda's popular manga "Peach Girl" is worth delving into, with this summary and review. Here you'll find the original Japanese title, publisher, pros and cons of the story and more.
Curious about the brand new Anime Lagoon website? Here you'll find out how it works, if it's worth your time, and if Anime Lagoon can really help you get free anime, manga, DVDs and more.
Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga is the precursor his smash hit series Dragon Ball Z. The original Dragon Ball is slightly less known in the states, find out what it's all about, and if it's worth picking up, in this summary and review.
Get tips and hints on starting your own action figure collection, courtesey of a long time collector. Find out the best stores, comic book shops and more for action figures!
If you're interested in maintaining a manga collection, knowing how to properly store your books is a necessity. Get tips on packing, bagging and keeping your manga at the right temperature, so that your favorite issues will look like new, forever!
More than just the Japanese counterpart of American comics, manga has its own customs, formats and influences, all of which are unique. Here you'll find out what "manga" means, and what maks it a culturally important art form.
For all those interested in learning more about Sailor Moon, this guide contains the basic details, story arc summaries, back story, a review and more of the popular manga.
Cream eye shadows have become so popular that they now come in both regular and budget varieties. Does the lower price also mean lower quality? Find out in this comparison of Maybelline and Wet 'n' Wild's popular cream shadows.
Which mascara is more worth your makeup money? Maybelline's most popular mascara, or Revlon's newest luxury variety? Find out here!
Mineral makeup and powder-to-foundation makeup is all the rage these days. So which major manufacturer boasts the superior loose powder, Physician's Formula or Neutrogena?
High-shine lip gloss is one of the most popular makeup varieties available. Does CoverGirl or Sally Hansen boast the superior product for the price? Find out here!
Wonder Woman is one of the most enduring and beloved comic book characters of all time, and a top feature in Cartoon Network's "Justice League Unlimited". In this review, you'll find out if Mattel's new Wonder Woman figure does justice to the famed DC Comics Amazon Princess.
MGA Entertainment's Forever Diamondz Bratz doll line is one of the most hyped collections in Bratz history. So is the Cloe doll worth her weight in diamonds? Find out in this review.
Psylocke is one of the most popular of Marvel's X-Men, but does her action figure pack as much of a punch as her comic book character? Find out in this review of the new Marvel Legends Psylocke figure by Toy Biz.
Are you looking to get into manga, but aren't sure where to start? Well here's a list of five memorable, enjoyable and essential manga that are available in the USA. There's something for everyone, just pick a title and enjoy!
Have you ever wondered why the characters in Japanese comic books look so unusual? Here you'll find out why manga characters appear so stylized. From the enormous eyes to the wild hair, discover the origins of manga design.
Discover the artistic style of the famous Japanese comic book artist Rumiko Takahashi. Includes a discussion of her popular manga series "Ranma 1/2" and "Maison Ikkoku".
Full Metal Alchemist has quickly become one of the most popular manga series available America, as well as in its native Japan. Discover what Full Metal Alchemist is all about, and find out if its worth the read with this summary and review.
Ever felt like certain CGI-animated human characters, like those in "The Polar Express", looked a little too realistic (read: creepy) for their own good? The reason for this could be the 'Uncanny Valley'.
It's the newest figure in series 4 of Toynami's InuYasha line. No one can deny that he's an engagingly evil villain, but is he worth spending your hard earned money on?
A brief history of the "action painter", and a look at why he deserves his status as an icon of modern art.
An in-depth look at how Mark Twain's seminal novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, portrays the dangers of stifling cultural, social and religious values that range from education to superstition.
How a democratic system influences both the selection process and the politically themed art in the State University at Brockport's recent show.
Showcasing bright new talent from the upstate New York region, this diverse showing at the Rochester Contemporary Gallery is sure to spark the interest of all who enjoy modern art and intimate settings.