FREE COMIC: SURVEILLANCE By Bobby Nash and James Burns
Check Out SURVEILLANCE – A free pulpy comic book tale by the Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” creative team of Bobby Nash and James Burns at http://www.bobbynash.com.
Check Out SURVEILLANCE – A free pulpy comic book tale by the Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” creative team of Bobby Nash and James Burns at http://www.bobbynash.com.
Bobby will be a guest on the live PULPED! radio show at http://www.tmvcafe.com/ tonight, Monday, November 21st at 8 p.m. EST to talk about his books, career, and all things pulp. Bobby joins PULPED! hosts Tommy Hancock, Ron Fortier, and Derrick Ferguson at http://www.tmvcafe.com/. We hope you’ll join us.
You saw the story, posted here on our own beloved website a couple of days ago: comic book movies have earned over a billion United States dollars this summer, despite an iffy economy that may or may not have something to do with those loveable funsters who frolick near the Potomac. (I’m writing this Sunday…
I’ll probably be short here – my time is limited this morning and my old instincts in writing about mysteries (from doing reader’s reports for a decade and a half for bookclubs) is to explain everything in order, using every character’s name prominently. And that is, frankly, a lousy model for writing about mystery stories,…
Crackle, a video clip website, has posted the entire film of Gattaca for free streaming. The movie was ahead of its time dealing with genetics and cloning. It failed at the box office but has gained critical acceptance through the years and is now considered an underrated feature. The site notes, “Ethan Hawke and Uma…
The Tallahassee Democrat reports that a documentary on the life and work of Jack T. Chick, the creator and publisher of pocket-sized "Chick Tracts" comics, will begin screening tonight in Tallahassee, FL. The tiny comics, published since the 1960s and now collectors’ items around the underground comics scene, contain religious-themed criticisms of homosexuality, Judaism, Harry…
Once upon a time, a young screenwriter managed to sell a vampire film script with the absurd title of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. What no one realized at the time was that this amusing romp would evolve into a cult television series that would make stars out of the cast and turn the screenwriter into…