The Luke Perry biographical comic book was produced by Hillcrest-based Revolutionary Comics in 1992.
March 4, 2019
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Rain or shine, Pozoleria Acapulco
It didn’t have to be a cold and wet winter for me to seek out a pozeleria, but it hasn’t hurt to have the added motivation. In this case I first found myself driving through …
March 4, 2019
Airbnb vans invade San Diego streets
On the Airbnb app/website, Craig is referred to as a “Superhost” for his $70 per night unit that can sit five visitors. Craig accommodates his guests in his green 1998 Ford E350 van; he’s based …
March 4, 2019
Zapf's Swampland aka Cate's Litter Box
Joel Pointon in Clairemont has been calling his city council office about a messy median on Balboa Avenue at Mt. Abernathy and Mt. Alifan. He and others started making calls before Lorie Zapf was in …
March 4, 2019
Dave Rice and the Reader
How Rice came to work at the Reader: Growing up around San Diego I'd always been aware of the Reader, and picked up copies semi-regularly beginning in high school in the mid-nineties, delighting in features …
March 3, 2019
Duncan Shepherd and the Reader
Duncan Shepherd was the Reader's sole movie critic for nearly 40 years. When he came to the Reader, Shepherd was a graduate student and teaching assistant in the Visual Arts department of UCSD, under critic …
March 2, 2019
Secrecy cloaks SDSU's Mission Valley land deal
As the California State University system pushes forward with its efforts to grab a major chunk of Mission Valley for "SDSU West" and a new stadium costing a currently estimated $250 million, negotiations between the …
March 1, 2019
10 Best lists for classical music
In speaking with a friend the other day, the topic of “10 pieces of classical music everyone should hear before they die” came up. We came up with three pieces before the parameters of the …
March 1, 2019
Clairemont braces for density
Our mayor has a dream, a dream in which NIMBYs click their heels three times and turn into YIMBYs joyfully proclaiming, “Yes, in my backyard.” In this perfect world, constituents no longer have any anti-housing …
March 1, 2019
Linda Vista's Skate World, you're fine, now go away
Linda Vista residents were stunned to learn Monday night that Civic San Diego, a wing of city government, is quietly selling off the land beneath the historic building that is Skate World, where 15,000 people …
March 1, 2019
Cars end up on Pacific and Mission Beach boardwalk
“What in the hell is that car doing?” said Stephanie Z. when she saw a black SUV driving along the Pacific Beach Boardwalk — on February 7. “The driver stopped and tried to reverse,” she …
March 1, 2019
Whatever Lola's got
San Diegans rejoice, because we are experiencing a golden age of tacos. Great tacos are nothing new here. Taco shops are one of the things people miss most when they move away. But new taco …
March 1, 2019
Bitter is back at Bay City Brewing
About 100 new breweries have opened in San Diego over the past five years, posing a significant challenge to any craft beer brand trying to distinguish itself. At least one has proven no slouch at …
March 1, 2019
Estimate the enemy with Sun Tzu’s The Art of War
Good Shepherd Missionary Baptist Church Contact: 390 South 39th St, San Diego 619-263-5557 www.goodshepherdmbc.com Membership: 40 Pastor: Gregory O. Morgan Age: 62 Born: Monroe, LA Formation: Faith Evangelical Seminary (Faith International University), Tacoma, WA Years …
March 1, 2019
Horace succinctly captures ideal of the carefree life with carpe diem
Ode I.9: Carpe Diem Leuconoë , don’t ask, we never know, what fate the gods grant us, whether your fate or mine, don’t waste your time on Babylonian, futile, calculations. How much better to suffer …
February 28, 2019