Our friends at The Comics Journal’s ¡Journalista! website carry a wonderful story about DC’s latest Supegirl make-over. This puppy’s gonna sell a whole lot of action figures, and if DC Direct wants to see a serious blip up in their sales, they could consider those life-size dolls with the valves.
But I’ll bet the real reason you click through is to see this graphic at a much larger size and far greater resolution.
Hosted by Blood ‘n’ Thunder’s Ed Hulse, the Doc Savage and the Pulp Heroes of 1933 panel at the 2013 PulpFest convention included Nick Carr, Don Hutchison, Garyn Roberts, and Will Murray as they discussed eighty years of “The Great Pulp Heroes”. The panel was recorded by The Book Cave’s Art Sippo. You can listen…
New Pulp Publisher Black Coat Press has released two new books featuring the world’s greatest consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes and the Vampires of Eternity by Brian Stableford and Sherlock Holmes and the Circle of Blood by Steve Leadley are now available in paperback and ebook editions. Cover Art: Daniele Serra Sherlock Holmes and…
Jeffrey Brown is a prolific, interesting cartoonist (and teacher of cartooning), yet another creator that sits in my head in the category “I need to keep up with their work” until I realize the last book of his I read was in 2015 . I have reasons, or excuses, for that. The most reasonable one…
Arm back, arm forward, release the ball and…three it goes, down he lane, heading for the pocket and…Kerflunkl – Strike! But uh-oh. Look what happened. Somehow, instead of rolling a bowling ball we rolled our magic crystal ball and sure, we knocked down all the pins, but we also smashed the ball to smithereens. Dozens…
TIGER! TIGER! A Review of Yann Martel’s Life of Pi by Andrew Salmon The soon to be released Ang Lee film of this story got me interested in reading the novel. A runaway bestseller since publication, THE LIFE OF PI is not your standard bestselling fare. But, of course, the question on every pulp fan’s…
With Christopher Eccleston making such a big hit in Heroes, one could scarcely have imagined anyone else that could have brought forth the intensity and range to the first season of the revived Dr. Who series. Well, David Tennant, of course, who’s done a bang-up job on Series 2 and (from what we hear) 3…
