Brian and Eric cut loose with their college-aged buddy, Dennis, and Beastie Boys. Can the good times last?
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Kate is offered love advice by an old friend who’s had her own share of guy trouble.
It wouldn’t be a party unless a fight breaks out. Can Brian prevent Eric from getting his ass kicked?
Allison escapes to the back yard, listens to some Poison, and hangs with a couple of stoners.
Julie arrives at the party. She’s a leukemia survivor and the girl who inspired Kate to go into equine therapy.
As someone who worked for nearly two decades in the music industry for record labels, distributors, etc., I was quite eager to read this book. Unfortunately, my appetite was whetted…
Brian has learned the truth about Allison’s feelings and secludes himself with some Disney princesses.
Kate mingles at Eric’s party, taking in tidbits of conversations, until she runs into Andrea.
After his failure to perform with Kate, Brian wants nothing more than to get to Eric’s party.
Kate contemplates the reasons behind Brian’s inability to “perform.”
Today in “Legendary,” Kate has one thing on her mind, and Brian has too many.
Kate returns home from her ride in the Metroparks. Her parents are leaving town and her little brother is sleeping over her friends house, which makes for the perfect romantic interlude with Brian.
Once they made movies from comics. Now comics seem like little more than another merchandising platform. Here are some thoughts on how to change that perception.
Home from work, Allison recalls her intimate kiss with Brian that night in Washington D.C.
Brian an Eric make a trip to the Cleveland Metroparks to dig up the mysterious Jack.
I’m not here to pass judgment on what gets you off, friends; let’s get that straight. My job, when I’m wearing my ”critic” hat, is to look at the things…
Allison and Brian haven’t seen each other in a week. Now, they find themselves wandering through the women’s swimwear department of Sears, catching up on lost time.
Brian and Eric cruise to the mall for Tom Petty tickets, and Brian recalls an intimate memory with Allison.
Kate drives down to the Cleveland Metroparks to spend time riding with her horse, Kenny, and to reflect on what the future holds for her.
Author/food writer/blogger/critic/”Calvin & Hobbes” aficionado (and former music industry insider) Nevin Martell delivers what I think is his finest book to date – a loving and laughable look at life…
Brian’s reaction to Kate’s great news about a summer internship has him wondering who he really wants to be with. He turns to the one person he trusts with his innermost feelings: his best friend, Eric.
Allison makes her way back to Sears to finish her work shift. Along the way, she tries on some shades, hears the new Echo & the Bunnymen, and gets hit on my an older guy.
Popdose presents “Legendary,” a serial novel with art and music. Chapter 3: 1987. Kate just received an important internship for the summer. Does Brian care?
Popdose presents “Legendary,” a serial novel with art and music. Chapter 2: It’s 1987. Meet Brian, just your average typical teenage boy who is torn between Allison, his best friend, and Kate, his girlfriend.
An honored publication returns in digital form with a new name. Popdose spoke with founder of digital magazine New Jersey Arts, Gary Wien.
Popdose presents “Legendary,” a serial novel with art and music. Chapter 1: It’s 1987. Meet Allison, a girl who’s just gotten through the worst year of her life.
This summer, Popdose presents “Legendary,” a serial novel set in the 80s. Written by Scott Malchus, it will run from May to August.