Table Talk: Creative Envy
Table Talk returns to http://www.newpulpfiction.com/. This week Bobby, Barry, and Mike discuss creative envy.
Table Talk returns to http://www.newpulpfiction.com/. This week Bobby, Barry, and Mike discuss creative envy.
This is a message from noted New Pulp Author and historian Win Eckert and is posted here at his request and in hopes that You will reach out to assist the family of Howard Hopkins in this time of need. Please forward the following as you see fit; it is copied from a post on…
Pride, Prejudice and Zombies was a quirky, fun mash-up of genres that sparked a brief fad of similar works. Of the rushed releases to fight for shelf space, about the only worth successor was Seth Grahame-Smith’s Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. This is early Abe; pre-White House, when the rail splitter used his axe in imaginative…
Because I no longer profess to have original thoughts, I’ve taken a liking to riffing off a topic suggested by other ComicMix columnists. This week, the lucky Ms. Mindy Newell inspired my topic du jour. As I discussed last week, I’ve been a serious artist since high school. When I was faced with two years…
Cover Art: Jeff Austin, Rusty Gilligan, Splash! New Pulp Author Frank Dirscherl, creator of The Wraith has announced the release of his latest novel, THE WRAITH: CRY OF THE WEREWOLF Cry of The Werewolf is now available to buy across the spectrum. Available as a paperback (RRP $US13.99) and an eBook (RRP $US3.99), this stunning…
Due to a family emergency, current rounds of Mix March Madness has been delayed. We apologize for the inconvenience, and look forward to continuing, even though the remainder will be in April.
Sometimes a creator’s different instincts and plans don’t always play nice with each other. For example, a costumed-hero story has certain standard tropes: the hero can always leave the bad guys tied up with a nice note for the authorities and the reader knows that means justice has and will be done. But if the…