Re: The Writers Strike Ending
I think this card sums up my feelings about the end of the Writers Strike with disturbing accuracy:

Paramount Digital Entertainment today announced the Iron Man: Aerial Assault game for the iPhone and iPod touch is available on the Apple App Store. Iron Man: Aerial Assault , based on the 2008 Marvel Studios film released by Paramount Pictures and starring one of Marvel’s most iconic Super Heroes, is a high-flying, action-packed game suited…
There has to be a certain detachment when it comes to slicing open a human body. After all, it looks just like your own body and once you cut into the skin, you get to the inner mechanics and it can either be fascinating or repulsive. The art of pathology requires that emotional detachment while…
We’re less than a month away from the release of Sam Raimi’s Oz the Great and Powerful, coming from Disney on March 8. Can James Franco make us forget Frank Morgan’s indelible performance as the Wizard in 1939’s classic MGM musical version of L. Frank Baum’s immortal novel? No one is sure yet but the…
The Lance Star: Sky Ranger interviews – Author/Publisher Ron Fortier Ron Fortier With the announcement of Lance Star: Sky Ranger joining the iPulp Fiction Library, we wanted to introduce readers to some of the Honorary Sky Rangers involved with making these stories happen. Next up is Lance star: Sky Ranger Publisher Ron Fortier. LSSR: Tell…
My friend and the man who co-founded First Comics with me 34 years ago, Rick Obadiah, died Sunday night. He was at the gym, and when he got off the treadmill he had a massive heart attack and was dead before he hit the floor. Sorry for the abruptness. That’s how I’m feeling right now….
From May 1941, this is a very minor but enjoyable case for Doc and his crew. After slogging through a few dreary Laurence Donovan misfires, it’s a treat to see again how deftly Lester Dent keeps the story flowing, providing just enough information to make the situation clear while not giving everything away. Not that…
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TV sucked before strike and will continue to suck afterwards. This is why the internet provides me with interactive entertainment.