Network Awesome Magazine

I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. - Groucho Marx

The Beginning of a Movement: Doering's "3302" and Punk
by Chrisaphenia Danai Papagrigoriou

Weird Rhythms: The Avant-Garde Films of Hans Richter
by Jessie Brown

Punk Fashion Tips: As Weird As It Sounds
by Daniel Creahan

Deathly Stills: The Dark Dark World of Guy Bourdin
by Jessie Brown

The Wonderful Dreams of Winsor McCay
by Cory Gross

No One Lame Appears on Sesame Street
by Joe DeMartino

Alice's Adventures Through the Camera Lens
by Cory Gross

Network Television is a Bitch Indeed: The Dana Carvey Show
by Jake Goldman

Surf Nazis Must Die: A Study in Good Bad Filmmaking
by Chris Martin

An Inevitable Cult Classic: Valley of the Dolls
by Thomas Michalski

When MTV Was Weird: Buzz
by Brian Correia

Special Deliveries: Nuclear Ramjets, Mega-Bombs, and Other Cold War Insanities
by Joe DeMartino

Fear of Gouls: the Great Horror Comic Scare
by Jake Goldman

Intrépidos Punks: Looking for Adventure, They Worship Satan
by Lindsay Long

All the Best about VHS: The Video Dead
by Johnathon Davis

Slacker: All Hail The Vertical Narrative
by Brian Correia

Here in Space We Have Brothers: War of the Planets
by Brian Correia

Oh, Give Me Some Head...Room
by Ryk McIntyre

Roger Dean v. the People of Pandora
by Chris Martin

Duck, You Sucker!: Revolution, Leone Style
by Casey Dewey

Interview: Megan McGee of Ex Fabula
by Thomas Michalski

Seeing Women Seeing Women
by A Wolfe

Sinner Men: The Young One
by Susan Cohen

“I could become your princess:” CocoRosie, Children’s Toys, and You
by Anthony Galli

Exposed Guts and All: On the Silver Globe
by Jake Goldman

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