   | violenceV.21 No.51 | 12/20/2012  Film ReviewDjango UnchainedItalian Western meets blaxploitation revenge in Tarantino’s latest B-movie blow-upQuentin Tarantino may be America’s greatest pulp film historian. He’s certainly the greatest one actually making movies—as opposed to simply writing guidebooks on obscure cinema. His films are crammed with so many in-jokes, homages and references to previous cult films it would take an NYU grad student a week just to alphabetize them.
V.21 No.34 | 8/23/2012  From the FoxholePotshots in the TempleThe making of an Army bigotThe Alibi’s Army veteran columnist remembers life at Fort Bragg, where the man responsible for the Sikh temple shooting was also trained.
V.21 No.32 | 8/9/2012 Guest EditorialGun Rhetoric Fires BlanksOnce again, we’re in the middle of two sad American cycles: senseless, lethal violence and the slew of specious arguments that inevitably follow, flying hither and yon like, well, bullets that never quite hit the mark.
V.21 No.31 | 8/2/2012 Bear With MeOne Nation, Under GunWe've become a nation of heavily armed fraidycats who want the right to hide our guns on our person.
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