Yes, I have a bit of history with comic books and condoms. (Go ahead, Google my name with "condom". I’ll wait.)
But even I wouldn’t have thought of this one.
Lord help us, it’s the Dr. Manhattan condom.
No, I don’t know if it glows in the dark.
And we hear another scream from Northampton, England…
Hat tip: Valerie D’Orazio’s new Comic Book Junction.
FROM WIN SCOTT ECKERT- THE GREEN HORNET: STILL AT LARGE pre-order and final covers The third volume of short stories from Moonstone Books about the 1960s Green Hornet and Kato continues to move forward. I revealed the final art for the limited edition hardcover byRubén Procopio several months ago, and now I’m pleased to also…
At the Champion City Comic Con, the Best Continuing Independent Series Award went to Mr.Jigsaw – Man of a Thousand Parts, by Ron Fortier and artist Gary Kato. As one of All Pulp’s Spectacled Seven, Ron’s a beloved member of the All Pulp team and we’d like to give him a major shout out for…
That’s it. I’m burned out. I’m frazzled. I’m toast. It’s all getting to me. I close my eyes, but the browser tabs stare at me. What to do? Luckily, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, autor of Star Trek, Star Wars, and Roswell novels, as well as many of her own, has started writing The Freelancer’s Survival Guide….
With all of the Iron Man hype fading, I thought it would be worth pointing out one of my new favorite shout-outs to the film that popped up in my daily reading list. In this strip, Diesel Sweeties mastermind R. Stevens manages to take a jab at both Stan Lee and everyone’s favorite drunken industrialist…
Interview with Martin Powell for THE SPIDER: Curse of the Unholy 3 AP: Martin, there’s wind of a new project you have with Moonstone Books. Can you share any information with ALL PULP on that? POWELL: Absolutely. Moonstone just recently gave me permission to announce the deal. Along with the continuing bi-monthly SPIDER series (to…
In today’s brand-new episode of White Viper, by Erin Holroyd, Dick Giordano and Frank McLaughlin, we learn the secret origin of Ta Moa, his training in Japan and his first job on his own. Was he able to fulfill the hopes and dreams of his father? Was his training successful? And why doesn’t he live…
