Seriously retro art posters
Okay, the Invaders are already retro, but you know what I mean.
This, and much much more, is the work of Tom Whelan. You can see many more examples up at his DeviantArt gallery.
(Hat tip: Allan Lamberti.)
Okay, the Invaders are already retro, but you know what I mean.
This, and much much more, is the work of Tom Whelan. You can see many more examples up at his DeviantArt gallery.
(Hat tip: Allan Lamberti.)
Good news, everyone! In the middle of Maurice LaMarche’s video for his combined celebration of William Shatner’s 80th Birthday and the 3rd Annual International Talk Like William Shatner Day, he revealed that Futurama has been picked up for another season on Comedy Central and that he’d just gotten his contract. Mr. LaMarche does the voices…
It’s our COMIC CON SPECIAL! Join us as we share just a few of the great people and even greater stories we grabbed over the weekend, including: ERICA DURANCE (SMALLVILLE’s Lois Lane) explains how Season 9 sees her ending one relationship and beginning two more AMC’s THE PRISONER promises a wealth of new inhabitants of…
A mighty milestone 50 years in the making! Special variant cover by Michael Davis! And you thought we’d forgotten. Go read some of her stuff for ComicMix here, and her own personal blog over here.
The headline pretty much says it all, as the trailer for the much-anticipated adaptation of Alan Moore and David Gibbons’ groundbreaking graphic novel Watchmen was released on Empire Online today. The Empire Online video is down, but the trailer has found its way to YouTube, of course. (As various verisons get posted and taken down,…
A piece of promotional artwork came in today from Marvel, which when translated from binary to ASCII spells out “Age Of Ultron”. Marvel will be making a bigger announcement for this project on Monday, but one presumes that the other shoe from events in Avengers a few years back are finally coming to the forefront…
A PRECISION PIECE A Review of William Preston’s “Clockworks” by Andrew Salmon Last year a new pulp voice burst on the scene from the most unlikely of sources: Asimov’s science-fiction magazine. The story was called “Helping Them Take The Old Man Down”, the author one William B Preston. Given the tale’s locale, it was no…