ALL PULP wishes everyone who celebrates July 4th or any day of freedome a HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY and specifically thanks each and every man and woman who ever wore a uniform, stood against tyranny, and/or fought for the right that every American has to be free today! Enjoy your families, fellowship, and your freedom, not just today, but every single moment. Happy 4th of July from ALL PULP!
Al Gough and Miles Millar are experienced writers and producers but now will make their directorial debut on Disney’s Salisbury from their own spec script according to Variety. Since leaving Smallville, they have been active including signing a first-look deal with Disney, where they just produced Hannah Montana: The Movie for the studio. They also…
No, I haven’t read this book. But really, how can you not love a title like Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain! Cartoonist Ignores Helpful Advice? Although there are those in this industry that might suspect the subtitle is redundant. So what is this book about? Oh, it’s just Dilbert creator Scott Adams spouting off…
Seventy-eight years ago today, Mickey Mosue uttered his first words, "Hot Dog!", in the short The Karnival Kid. Although it was Mickey’s ninth short, it was the first in which he actually spoke. Mickey’s voice, of course, was that of his creator, Walt Disney.
It’s always interesting to see your children grow up. In my case I don’t have any flesh and blood children; I have the offspring of my imagination, of my heart and mind – the characters I’ve created in my stories, especially in my comics. By growing up, I mean seeing them in other media. And…
The Addiction: Heroes, NBC Mondays The Cure: Monday, April 23 The Quick Fix: The first 2 minutes of Monday’s episode available at fanpop.com/spots/heroes/videos/24692 The doctor (no no not that Doctor) has spoken! Hello Heroes Fans, yes it’s true I checked myself … the first two minutes of next week’s highly anticipated return of Heroes is…
Among universities in the Ivy League, there’s a constant battle to lay claim to the more illustrious and notable alumni. Harvard: “We’ve got John Adams and John Updike!” Columbia: “That’s nothing, we have Teddy Roosevelt and Oscar Hammerstein!” Princeton: “Is that all? Do the names Woodrow Wilson and Toni Morrison mean anything?” But now Yale…
