SciFi Wire reports that NBC.com will be auctioning off some of Tim Sale’s artwork from Heroes in two separate auctions (beginning March 26 and April 2) to benefit the Epilepsy Foundation, a favorite of Heroes cast member Greg Grunberg, whose son Jake is an epileptic. Here’s the official bidding site. I can’t even imagine how much Hiro Battles T-Rex (above) will go for…
He was the “father” of Hercules and (actually) the husband of Xena, and now Robert Tapert returns to pop culture with a hand chosen set of horror movies and a new television series. In our exclusive interview, Robert fills us in on both plus where things stand with Xena and Evil Dead, plus: Witchblade on…
This is never going to end, is it? Producers of Broadway’s “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” have fired back in their legal fight with one-time director Julie Taymor, claiming the woman who they once called a visionary later failed to fulfill her legal obligations, wrote a “disjointed” and “hallucinogenic” musical, and refused to collaborate on…
With one day down, I still feel pretty good about declaring MoCCA Arts Festival my favorite comics event thus far this season. Sure, it doesn’t have the numbers or names of New York Comic Con or San Diego’s Comic-Con International, but it also doesn’t have 100,000 people vying for seats in 1,000-chair auditoriums and competing,…
The one thing you can count on in the comics business is people want to get in. By this I mean there are a zillion people who want to make comics their lifework. To some “comic books’ is a silly way to make a buck. Well forget them. Tell them to have a ham sandwich…
Available this week… Fight Card: The Knockout… By Robert J. Randisi writing as Jack Tunney…Visit Fight Card Books for more information. Tell ’em All Pulp sent ya.
In 1977, director Richard Donner made us believe a man can fly. It also proved for the first time that comic book heroes could be successfully translated to the silver screen. The subsequent films in the Superman series were of varying quality, getting worse by the film until the series was given a rest. In…
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Didn't they tear up the tyrannosaurus picture in the episode with George Takai — you mean that wasn't the original ?
25K for some comic art. Not bad.
Gentlemen, this is a wonderfully engrossing story. Bob, you give me an inkling of what my son may be getting into (gulp) in the near future. Mark Wheatley's art is beautiful with lush colors. I can't wait for the next installments. Bravo!
Gentlemen, this is a wonderfully engrossing story. Bob, you give me an inkling of what my son may be getting into (gulp) in the near future. Mark Wheatley's art is beautiful with lush colors. I can't wait for the next installments. Bravo!-John Sellaro
This is a wonderfully engrossing story. Bob, you've fleshed out characters in a story that gives me a glimpse (gulp) into what my son may be in for in the near future. Mark Wheatley's art is beautiful and lushly colored. I can't wait for the next installments. Bravo!
Thanks for the good words John – and keep in mind that stories about the kinds of creators who have found easy success don't make for as interesting a read. So keep a good thought about your son's efforts. IF he has the ability and wants it enough he can make it happen.