As if we don’t have enough to worry about with the ever-present numbers of coronavirus cases rising and of it killing more and more people, we now have reports of fault-positive test results, outright falsifying of the numbers of new cases, new police reforms so strenuous that many police officers are quitting during a critical time when they are most needed, rioting in which the national guard is being called into some states in which local law enforcement could handle the incidents themselves, and the threat of food shortages.
Although we know that COVID-19 will be with us this November election year as a given, plans for voters are looking very nightmarish not only for new voters but for long time voters as well.
In a POLITICO article written by Garrett M. Graff and entitled 8 Big Reasons Election Day 2020 Could Be a Disaster, Graff explains why there are many predictable problems with this election year and what some states are doing to attempt to curtail further disaster in this already messed up year.
As if we don’t have enough to worry about with the ever-present
numbers of coronavirus cases rising and of it killing more and more people, we
now have reports of fault-positive test results, outright falsifying of the
numbers of new cases, new police reforms so strenuous that many police officers
are quitting during a critical time when they are most needed, rioting in which
the national guard is being called into some states in which local law enforcement
could handle the incidents themselves, and the threat of food shortages.
Although we know that COVID-19 will be with us this November
election year as a given, plans for voters are looking very nightmarish not
only for new voters but for long time voters as well.
In a POLITICO article written by Garrett M. Graff and entitled 8
Big Reasons Election Day 2020 Could Be a Disaster, Graff explains why there
are many predictable problems with this election year and what some states
are doing to attempt to curtail further disaster in this already messed up year.
Deathstroke is back. … Well, not Deathstroke, at least not yet.
In actor Joe Manganiello's latest film he stars as Max Fist in the Legion M film ‘Archenemy’.
According to Max Fist is he was a superhero in another universe. However, all that changed when he crashed landed on earth and ended up living in a rundown, crime-ridden American suburb. Not only can he not convince people that he is what he says he is, but upon landing on earth he is rendered powerless. This leads Max to become a broken-down drunk telling tales of his glory days, until Hamster, a kid with a dream of becoming a writer comes into his life.
Max now has someone who believes him, and Hamster has someone who he thinks won’t let him down. which for both of them is put to the test when Hamster’s sister Indigo steals $100,000 from the mob.
This is when Max learns what it means to be a true hero— one powerless but brutal blow at a time
--- Widescreen Online Review
This story is about characters fighting for an impossible dream. It's about what happens when our memories of a glorious past, and our hopes for a glorious future, smash against the violent reality of where we are now. And it's about trying to change that reality together.
Told as a gritty, immediate, street-level crime story, with flashbacks to the hyper real action of Max's past -- a past that may or may not be real. The epic myth of a superhero blends with the style of modern noir in a story about characters who are trying to grapple with reality... like all of us. -- Legion M
Deathstroke is back. … Well, not Deathstroke, at least
not yet.
In actor Joe Manganiello's latest film he stars as Max
Fist in the Legion M film ‘Archenemy’.
According to Max Fist is he was a superhero in another universe.
However, all that changed when he crashed landed on earth and ended up living in
a rundown, crime-ridden American suburb. Not only can he not convince people
that he is what he says he is, but upon landing on earth he is rendered
powerless. This leads Max to become a broken-down drunk telling tales of his
glory days, until Hamster, a kid with a dream of becoming a writer comes into
his life.
Max now has someone who believes him, and Hamster has
someone who he thinks won’t let him down. which for both of them is put to the
test when Hamster’s sister Indigo steals $100,000 from the mob.
This is when Max learns what it means to be a true hero—
one powerless but brutal blow at a time
--- Widescreen Online Review
This story is about characters fighting for an impossible
dream. It's about what happens when our memories of a glorious past, and our
hopes for a glorious future, smash against the violent reality of where we are
now. And it's about trying to change that reality together.
Told as a gritty, immediate, street-level crime story,
with flashbacks to the hyper real action of Max's past -- a past that may or
may not be real. The epic myth of a superhero blends with the style of modern
noir in a story about characters who are trying to grapple with reality... like
all of us. -- Legion M
Archenemy is coming in 2021
Directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer
Produced by
Elijah Wood
Kim Sherman
Lisa Whalen
Joe Manganiello
Nick Manganiello
