Drew Creasman (or DC for short) is a writer and podcaster for POP CULTURE SPIN, BMF SPORTS, and the Colorado Rockies SBNation affiliate Purple Row. He also works independently as a singer-songwriter in the Boulder and Denver areas. Drew is "analytics curious" and constantly seeks to understand as many different possible ways of looking at and understanding sports whether it be diving deep into the newest available numbers or casting them all aside for a moment and relying solely on the eyes.
We’ve done it! We have identified the greatest live-action comic book or graphic novels adaptations of all time! Except maybe not yet. Naturally, before I could finish the list a few more adaptations were released,...
When I was in high school, they showed me Citizen Kane and told me it was the greatest movie ever made because “every single shot was a purposeful decision.” I never quite got Orson Welles’...
There are two eras in comic book film history; before The Dark Knight and after it. Fair or not, Chris Nolan’s 2008 masterpiece was the first graphic novel adaptation to breakthrough to the mainstream not...
It is still hard to write this, and thus I’m going to make it short. For people of my age, Robin Williams will never be just a comedian. He felt like a member of our...
V for Vendetta is more than a movie - it is a comment. It is also the most important comic book movie ever made. Few films of any genre can claim to have made such...
A long, long time ago, in a place called the 90s, Chris Rock ruled the world. Meteoric rises are often accompanied by spectacular falls, but Rock shot to the top of the comedy world and...
I’ve never been so happy to be wrong as I was with The Flash . I’m still paying the price for bailing early on Arrow because I was turned off by the melodrama. I had...
It took three visionary geniuses to create the masterpiece that is Sin City. Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino are well known for their unique stylings in the film world, but the inclusion of the writer...
Long before DeadpooI was forcing audiences to re-think who comic book movies can be for, Alex Proyas brought us the neo-noir, R-rated adaptation of James O’Barr’s graphic novel, The Crow. Eric Draven’s tragic tale of...
There is a revolution going on. And Batman: Death of a City is right in the middle of it. Marc Bernardin recently made the case during an episode of Fatman on Batman with Kevin Smith...