Happy Thtar Warth Day!
May the Fourth be with you.
And a good thing too– Clone War advocates are everywhere.
I had a couple of other topics I was going to work on but then I read Mike Gold’s column this week and decided I had enough to say to on it and the subject of his column that I might as well do it in my own. Thanks, Mike, for supplying my column this…
One of the strengths found in Batman: The Animated Series is its compassion for heroes and villains alike. In this series, inspired by the success of Tim Burton’s 1989 feature film, writers and animators alike brought a more adult, more mature approach to the stories, rewriting the rules for children’s animated fare. In time, this…
At Heroes Con in Charlotte this past June, one convention goer asked DC EIC Dan DiDio what was the point of Amazons Attack. “What’s the point of any comic?” DiDio quipped back, leaving me to believe that the point was in fact simply to separate me from eighteen dollars and eat up ten minutes of…
On his blog, New Pulp Writer Martin Powell offers a sneal peek at Tom Floyd’s atmospheric in-progress piece for their graphic novel called Number 13, based on Edgar Rice Burrough’s The Monster Men. This authorized edition, licensed by ERB, Inc., will be published by Sequential Pulp and Dark Horse Comics.For more information on this, and other,…
The medium of television is often a reflection of our times and sometimes an overly idealized, unrealistic portrayal of American life. As radio programming became nationally broadcast series, they reflected the rural lifestyles and Depression-era standards of its time. As a result, many of these shows were transferred with little change from radio to television….
THE ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS SAINT, Tommy Hancock’s Pulp interpretation of Santa Claus and much to do with him, continue at http://pulpmachine.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-adventures-of-nicholas-saint-day-2.html for you to read for free! Discover hidden wonders at the top of the world in Part 2 of the Adventures of Nicholas Saint and get the first peek at the man we all…
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It is about time he gets a feast day.
Tho I theriothly didn't know what Thtar Warth Day wath. Thankth.