In deference to the Great Old
Ones, Tor.com has devoted this December to everyone’s favorite cosmic
tentacled thing-that-cannot-be-described from Vhoorl.
We celebrate by including this image we came across (but now can’t find the source of, sorry) which we hope will inspire an upcoming episode of The Brave and the Bold. It is our hope that this will please great Cthulhu so that he will eat us first.
Over at his blog, Jeff Smith advises Captain Marvel/Shazam fans to "visit DC Comic’s website to find the Monster Society Secret Decoder. On Friday, February 9th, I’ll hide a Monster Egg in my blog and you’ll need the decoder to find it… You will also need to know the code for a couple of lines…
Big Finish, the British audio producer, announced this week that four new Doctor Who pastiches will be released featuring their own character, Iris Wildthyme. She was created by writer Paul Magrs and she’s described as “Bracing the temporal winds in her trusty bus and accompanied by the ever-loyal Panda (a ten inch tall stuffed bear),…
In one item of news coming out of last weekend’s Book Expo America, publisher Fantagraphics will be offering new reprints of long-running comic strips Prince Valiant and both Wash Tubbs and its successor, Captain Easy. According to iCv2: Prince Valiant will be presented in an oversized color hardcover format, with two years per book, beginning…
One of the ongoing shibboleths coming out about the iPad, with prominent examples coming from Dirk Deppey, is that it won’t change the game for comics because the iPad costs too much. To which we have to ask: compared to what? Let’s take a simple example: Marvel’s Siege crossover event. If you wanted the entire…
There’s something about team-ups that fascinate fans. And on the big screen, movies like Frankenstein Meets Dracula to Godzilla vs. King Kong, and AVP: Alien vs. Predator were all “can’t miss” affairs. Well, I actually did miss the last one, but it you get the idea. As I write this, the newest superhero blockbuster, Batman…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews of All Things Pulp by Tommy HancockGUAN-YIN AND THE HORRORS OF SKULL ISLANDby Barry ReesePublished by Wild Cat Books2009 One of the best things about Pulp fiction is that since it was a medium that arguably has grown into its own genre, it is rife with all sorts of sub genres one…
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Thought you might like my Lovecraftian machinima
The Highlander;Cthulhu Enigma
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdzezmqtHy4