ALL PULP NEWSSTAND, 1/19/11
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| Art from Debut St. Cyprian Tale Coming Soon from Pro Se Art by Clayton Hinkle |
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| Art from Debut St. Cyprian Tale Coming Soon from Pro Se Art by Clayton Hinkle |
In today’s brand-new episode of EZ Street by Robert Tinnell and Mark Wheatley, the story-within-a-story continues. Can David escape from the men who killed his parents? Is there anyplace safe? Credits:Mark Wheatley (Artist), Mark Wheatley (Colorist), Mark Wheatley (Letterer), Mark Wheatley (Writer), Mike Gold (Editor), Robert Tinnell (Writer) More: EZ Street
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At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, Terminator Salvation director McG spoke to E! Online about the upcoming installment in the franchise. During the interview, he mentioned how James Cameron imparted his blessing upon the new director’s vision for the series. Longtime fans had previously been squeamish about the former Charlie’s Angels helmer bringing his perspective…
There’s been a lot of confusion about Supergirl recently. Since her re-introduction by Jeph Loeb in the pages of Superman/Batman, she has had a few conflicting stories concerning her nature and origins. And even then, she (and readers) had to deal with the fact that she wasn’t the first to bear that name. Today, Supergirl…
The Shadowed Circle CompendiumEdited by Steve Donoso180 pages/Renaissance Arts Press/$30 softcover, $50 hardcover) There is no excuse for why this review is so late, and I owe editor Steve Donoso a major apology. The Shadow has endured for 92 years, first as a radio voice, then in pulp magazine exploits, selling so furiously that it…
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