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If it weren’t for the work of Tim Berners-Lee, you’d be reading these sites in a letter column somewhere, and out somewhere on a Saturday night. (Hat tip: Making Light.)
If it weren’t for the work of Tim Berners-Lee, you’d be reading these sites in a letter column somewhere, and out somewhere on a Saturday night. (Hat tip: Making Light.)
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For fans of pulp-based comics, be sure to check out BACK ISSUE! Magazine this month. Issue 47 includes the final interview with The Rocketeer’s Dave Stevens before his untimely death; a look back at Charlton’s run with The Phantom; an analysis of DC’s Phantom series; and a fond look back at the 1970s DC Justice,…
Since 2010, Pulp Empire publishing has created quarterly anthologies featuring dozens of stories by new pulp authors. The success of the recent Pirates & Swashbucklers anthology leads in to Pulp Empire’s publishing initiative for 2012: new anthologies backed by a cohesive theme! First, Pulp Empire introduces the world to Heroes of Mars. The new anthology…
Last week, ComicMix, along with most of the Internet, protested against SOPA and PIPA, two bills that would have seriously compromised our ability to use the web to share information … and gossip … and pictures of cats. The protests were so widespread that Congress backed down and sent the bills back to committee. It…
Alright all you wannabe Master Chiefs, it’s time once again to suit up, and raise your rifle against a slew of critters who’d like to eat you for dinner! If you didn’t receive your briefing in San Diego as we told you to, then just this once, we’re gonna give you the play back. Lucky…
Over at the New York Times, reviewer A.O. Scott takes an almost apologetically positive stance on Hellboy 2: The Golden Army. Among the many things he compliments is director Guillermo del Toro’s extensive use of puppets in lieu of CGI. It’s one of the things I’ve long loved about del Toro’s movies, an appreciation driven…