) Â Doc Savage: Lost Radio Scripts of Lester Dent Moonstone Books is proud to announce the first printing of new Doc Savage tales in more than thirty-five years! Written in the late 1940âs by Doc Savageâs creator, Lester Dent, many of these radio scripts have never been seen before. 352 pgs, squarebound, b/w Cover by Bob Larkin! |
In a wide-ranging interview over at The Comics Reporter, Tom Spurgeon talks to Valerie D’Orazio, former DC editor, current Occasional Superheroine blogger and president of Friends of Lulu. Over the course of their conversation, D’Orazio discusses her former employer(s), the state of women in comics and the industry as a whole, and even shares a…
Press Release: AVAILABLE NOW! DAUGHTER OF DRACULA The Complete Script By Ron Fortier graphic novel cover Writer Ron Fortier and Artist Rob Davis will be guests at this yearÃÂâÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂs Oklahoma WriterÃÂâÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂs Federation Conference to be held in Norman, Oklahoma May 2-4.ÃÂÃÂÃÂàÃÂÃÂÃÂàFurther details can be found at the organizations website. Fortier and Davis will…
Did you know there are at least two comics about animals that talk? (Random animals, out in the world, and not talking to humans, but to each other.) I say “at least” because if there’s two, there’s probably more than that. The one I was vaguely aware of is called (unsurprisingly) They Can Talk, and…
Our old pal Graham Nolan, presently the artist on the Rex Morgan newspaper strip and a former artist on Batman, Spider-Man, Hawkman, The Prowler, The Atom, The Phantom and many other fine comics, has accomplished the near-impossible: he’s got a syndication deal on an original newspaper strip. Damn. Just when I thought the medium was…
Tim Kring, creator and executive producer for NBC’s Heroes, watched the dust begin to settle after the network insisted on changes which resulted in the dismissal of Jesse Alexander and Jeph Loeb on Sunday. According to a story in Variety, the peacock network was concerned that Kring had delegated too much of the show’s storyline…
I was going to continue my review of art I like, but since last week the new DC comp box arrived and I want to catch up before I write any more about that. Plus, I had a fairly major lifestyle change, more about which later. Meantime, the Writers Guild of America strike is into…
