2009 Harvey Award Final Ballots Online Now! Deadline August 28, 2009!
I don’t want to see another round of online complaints about the Harvey votes if YOU didn’t vote yourself. You’ve been warned.
With Christopher Nolan in town this week shooting The Dark Knight Rises, we’ve come across a possible version of the opening credits… Hat tip to Steve Saffel and Peter Sanderson.
The New York Review of Science Fiction Readings presents L. A. Banks and Tobias Buckell at the SoHo Gallery for Digital Art, 138 Sullivan Street in NYC. $5 suggested donation. They also wanted to make sure that if you didn’t make it to the WW3 Illustrated opening because of the Snowpocalypse, that the event is…
Jon Sable returns in his latest adventure, Ashes of Eden. Sable is hired to deliver a diamond and a girl safely to New York; a simple enough job if the rock wasn’t the size of a bomb and the girl wasn’t Bashira– who, of course, is as unbelievably gorgeous as she is completely spoiled rotten….
A lost city in the Cambodian jungles run by a pint-sized tyrant wearing a gem-encrusted belt buckle. Beautiful women who lure Dillon and his rival, rock musician Sly Gantlet, into a clash of alpha males and a deadly set-up. A beautiful queen and a backstabbing friend. A quest for an evil artifact linked to the…
I should start by quoting something weighty – the most obvious would be that old Tolstoy saw about happy and unhappy families – but let’s take that as written, shall we? Comics have given short shrift to families for the past seventy years – at least, the American comic-book industry has, though strip comics grew…
Kara Zor-El was born and raised in Argo City on the planet Krypton. The entire city survived the planet’s destruction, separating itself and floating to safety, but most of the inhabitants were soon felled by their homeworld’s remnants, now transformed into deadly Kryptonite. Kara’s father Zor-El sent her to Earth for her own protection, hoping…
