The launch of the Midnight Universe is a great opportunity to revisit Marvel’s horror history, including two underseen blood-soaked anime adaptations.
Author: Brogan Luke Bouwhuis
Brogan Luke Bouwhuis
Brogan Luke Bouwhuis is a writer and film programmer whose frequent pop culture deep dives have allowed him to write about everything from the Richard Gere gerbil rumor to the history of the holiday yule log video. He co-hosts the Franchise Fiends podcast, co-captains the narrative shorts program at the Slamdance Film Festival, and co-created three children with his wife, Jessica.
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