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This is not actually a sequel to the Bruce Willis films where he stars as John McClane. This is actually a secret sequel to Unbreakable, where Willis stars as invulnerable hero David Dunn. Somewhere between Die Hard 2 and 3, the characters switched places. We encourage Live Free viewers to comment.
COMICS LINKS: Felt Typewriters
Today, our illustration is of a felt replica of an Underwood typewriter, simply because dogged persistence in the pursuit of idiosyncratic ends should always be celebrated. That is really impressive. Comics Links Comic Book Resources has a Bizarro talk with Geoff Johns. CBR also chatted with ComicMix‘s own Mike Baron, whose character The Badger…
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Talking GRIOTS With Milton Davis
GRIOTS is an anthology co-edited by Milton Davis and Charles Saunders featuring fantasy stories based on African mythology.àALL PULP is pleased and proud to present an interview with Milton Davis so he can tell us first hand about this ambitious and exciting anthology.àEnjoy! All Pulp:LetâÂÂs start with an easy question: who is Milton…

