Soundwave sounds off
This one’s for Mark "Bumblebee" Ryan. If you wondered why you didn’t see all your favorite Transformers in the movie, it’s because they were going through their own personal transformations…
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Copyright expirations in comics.
This was prompted by a Slashdot post, but consider: It’s nearly the end of 2009. If the original 1790 copyright maximum term of 28 years was still in effect, everything that had been published by 1981 would be now be in the public domain — which means most of the Marvel Universe up to Dazzler…
Worst Movie Dialogue Ever?
EW.com recently ranked the "15 Nominees For Worst Movie Dialogue Ever," and a trio of films near and dear to science-fiction and comics fans made the list. Among the 15 lines of dialogue, the much-maligned piece of dialogue offered up by Storm (Halle Berry) in "X-Men" to Toad (Ray Park): ‘You know what happens when…
PULP ARK NEW PULP TRAVELING CON A PART OF MEMPHIS COMIC CON THIS WEEKEND!
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MICHAEL H. PRICE: The folklore-into-fiction connection
Recycling-in-action: Herewith, an encore of a presentation I delivered earlier this month at Tarleton State University’s Langdon Weekend arts-and-farces festival at Granbury, Texas. If it was good enough for Aesop and Shakespeare and Mark Twain, then it should suit the rest of us – as tradition-bound storytellers with roots in the Old World and in…
