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Yes, I know it’s offline, as is BobGreenberger.com. I’ve got my webmaster hat on and I’m trying to resolve the problem ASAP.
UPDATE: Servers restored.
First revealed at Comic-Con International, today, Warner Premiere formally announced the November 9 release of DC Showcase. Here are the details: BURBANK, CA (August 5, 2010) – Warner Premiere, DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Home Video have expanded the realm of superhero storytelling beyond the popular DC Universe Animated Original PG-13 Movies with…
Eighty years ago, on March 6th, 1931, the first issue of The Shadow Magazine appeared on American newsstands. The Shadow Magazine was the first modern character/hero magazine, reviving a heroic fiction format that had disappeared decades earlier with the demise of dime novels. In the pages of The Shadow Magazine, magician-turned-journalist Walter B. Gibson refashioned…
ALL PULP REVIEWS by Ron Fortier THE SPY By Justin Scott & Clive Cussler Berkley Novel 528 pages The third adventure in this series created by Clive Cussler and taken over by Justin Scott is another fine entry relating the cases of Isaac Bell, the top agent of the Van Dorn Detective Agency. When foreign…
Man, we are so behind… busy busy busy here. Some items from the past few days to tide you over: The "comics on handhelds" panel at SXSW, covered by ComicMix contributor Chris Ullrich for one of the thirteen other blogs he writes for. And speaking of ComicMix contributors past and present, Rick Marshall made it…
Tom The Bomb has some interesting ideas on what should have been in Spider-Man 3, along with many of the problems in the film: They did it AGAIN. Sandman is a criminal just to raise cash for his sick daughter? Geez, why don’t they just pit Spidey against Robin Hood? Maybe the Dalai Lama could…
We’ve heard plenty about the dominance of the superhero in Hollywood, but a new story in the UK Telegraph puts some numbers together and shows just how much movies are benefitting from the comics influx. After a huge run of successful comics films, The Dark Knight (which happened to open with a record $158 million…