Fantastic Four (2015), a recap (part 1 of 7)
Feb 13, 2019
The 30 most popular posts of 2015
2015 is over, so it’s time once again to take a look back at the most popular articles of the past year. Note: Posts aren’t ranked by total views (which would be unfairly biased towards articles that have been up the longest), but rather by how many views each one received in the first 15 days of being posted. Also, no videos made the top 30 this year. And now, let’s get to it!
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The 30 most popular posts of 2015
#30: The internet is ruining movies – Nathan Kerner, Oct. 13
#29: Hulk Hogan’s an asshole (but he’s not the bad guy here) – Michael A. Novelli, Jul. 29
#28: Why Batman will never be black – Hex, May. 11
#27: God’s Not Dead (2014) – Chelsey McQuitty, May. 12
#26: Jar Jar is not a Sith Lord, and why fan theories are ultimately pointless – Nathan Kerner, Dec. 15
#25: The leaked Supergirl pilot: a detailed look – Dr. Winston O’Boogie, May. 29
#24: The Bay-ification of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) – Steve Birkett, Feb. 3
#23: Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) – Hex, Feb. 16
#22: Fifty Shades of Grey, BDSM, and the unreliable narrator – Hex, Feb. 9
#21: Why the audience didn’t need Superman Returns (2006) – Steven Birkner, Oct. 28
#20: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) – Chelsey McQuitty, Mar. 17
#19: Why long-awaited sequels are never that good – Nathan Kerner, Mar. 26
#18: What’s really wrong with YA dystopias – Thomas Ricard, Sep. 21
#17: Star Trek “The Tholian Web”: a Mirror Universe special – Dr. Winston O’Boogie, Feb. 5
#16: Why we want Batman to beat Superman – Joshua Bell, Apr. 24
#15: Batman’s “no killing” rule is morally absurd – Steven Birkner, May. 6
#14: Kristen Stewart should be in the next Captain America – Joshua Bell, Feb. 20
#13: 7 suggestions for when Marvel gets the Fantastic Four back – Jonathan Campbell, Aug. 10
#12: Yes, you can be sexist about fictional characters – Dr. Winston O’Boogie, Apr. 27
#11: Supergirl’s costume… looks like Supergirl. Weird. – Joshua Bell, Mar. 11
And the top 10 most popular posts are…
#10: Why Star Trek: The Next Generation’s serialization was just right – Joel Schlosberg, Jan. 6
#9: 16 reasons Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones is better than you think – Steven Birkner, Jul. 9
#8: 5 reasons the TNG movies weren’t that good – Rob Kirchgassner, May. 18
#7: How modern Trek ruined the Prime Directive – Steven Birkner, Jun. 16
#6: RIP superhero origin stories (1978 – 2015) – Dr. Winston O’Boogie, Feb. 18
#5: POWER/RANGERS (2015) fan film shows why grim-dark is grim-dumb – Joshua Bell, Feb. 25
#4: The Flash’s sexist “don’t tell the girlfriend” rule – Joshua Bell, Apr. 6
#3: How The Killing Joke ruined Batgirl – Joshua Bell, Mar. 20
#2: The Star Trek: The Next Generation/Webster crossover is totally real – Dr. Winston O’Boogie, Mar. 19
#1: Why Burton’s Batman will age better than Nolan’s – Steven Birkner, Apr. 21
Also in 2015: Wil Wheaton read one of my articles (okay, so he linked to the TrekCore version and not the Agony Booth, but still!):
Holy crap. There was a crossover between Webster and Next Generation?! https://t.co/tFyzArDQig
— Wil Wheaton (@wilw) December 18, 2015
And that was our 2015. If you missed it last year, check out the 30 most popular posts of 2014!
