Jake & Leon #668> The Observation finale

She is something of an expert.

Yes, BW Media Spotlight is back in operation. I know the v-log earlier was rather unfocused. I got it in when I could and I’m not good live on my own. Oddly, I speak better in my head or through my fingers than I do vocally. I’ve got a somewhat busy week so I don’t know how that will affect production, but now that I’ve learned how to take advantage of holes in my time, rare that they are, maybe I can look like I know what I’m doing. Proper Clutter Reports returns next week. They just got the same v-log.

But those are the 2026 plans. This week’s plans specifically includes the next installment of the Chapter By Chapter review of the novelisation of Doctor Who: The Rescue as we properly get into the second episode of the arc and the beginning of finally going over the second attempt at bringing a Transformers cartoon to CBS Saturday morning TV. In the daily comic reviews we won’t be returning to one of our titles for a bit. I happened to get two facsimile reprints of DC Comics stories. They’ll be taking the place of Thunderbolt for the next week, or two if I don’t save the Golden Age comic for Golden Age Friday.  I could and not reviewing so many anthologies in the same week will help with time, but we’ll see. Action Comics has multiple stories because it’s a Silver Age comic, while the Batman comic came out sooner but despite being mostly Batman and Robin is also a bunch of stories with some back-ups. We’ll see what happens during the week, but at least one of them is giving Peter Cannon some extra time off. Not that he cares, of course. Mr. “I can do it, I must do it” only does it when he feels like.

So it’s back to what I call work. Have a great week and hope you had a great New Years and a better 2026 than 2025.

 

V-Log: BW’s Plans For 2026

Sorry for how rambly this is and that I keep jumping between topics. You can scroll through to follow the topic–videos, BW Media Spotlight, or The Clutter Reports–that interest you. I redid this enough times and I don’t want to do it again. New Jake & Leon later tonight as I hopefully get back to work on content. Also apparently I can’t get BitChute to embed at the moment.

Captain Yuletide #8> The Christmas Party Pooper

Well, it’s a bit late thanks to a bunch of stuff, but it’s finally done. It’s time for this year’s issue of the Christmas superhero minicomic Captain Yuletide. Dianna is chosen to be Captain Yuletide this year because someone is ruining a ski lodge’s first big Christmas event. Is it the owner? The manager? The hermit on the hill? Captain Yuletide and Bryce The Green-Nosed Reindeer may think they need to solve a mystery, but if that’s not Dianna’s skill set, why is she the one chosen? She’ll have to solve that mystery in order to stop “The Christmas Party Pooper”! Click the image above or this link here to check out or download the PDF file (no charge, it’s a gift) and check out this year’s adventure. Hopefully it was worth it.

And don’t forget to check out the previous issues in the BW Comics archive under the Captain Yuletide section. Link in the header above. Hope you all had a great Christmas. Normal BW operations will resume next Sunday with the epilogue of this year’s Jake & Leon story arc , so have a Happy New Year!

Filler Christmas Video> Why Modern Christmas Movies Don’t Work

Catch more from Framearc on YouTube

 

BW’s Daily Post-Christmas Video> Another Rudolph Defender

Catch more from Lane (aka King Lane Creations) on YouTube

See, it’s not just me.

 

BW’s Daily Video> If Batman Trained Kevin McCallister

Catch more from Multiversal Wisdom on YouTube

 

BW’s Christmas Special Playlist> Mickey’s Christmas Carol

We started with an audio drama version of Charles Dickens’ classic. Now we get to end on it…though I don’t know how long Disney will keep it up on YouTube. This could just be for Christmas.

Scrooge McDuck gets to take on the character he’s named after in a version of A Christmas Carol where Mickey and friends take on various roles in a humorous take on the story…and with probably a scarier Christmas Yet To Come scene than you’d expect and probably one of the saddest takes on Ebenezer Scrooge. Merry Christmas and watch it while you can.

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