Martin Powell shared the above image from his upcoming Sequential Pulp graphic novel,
The Halloween Legion. Written by Martin Powell. Artwork by Thomas A. Boatwright.
You can learn more about Sequential Pulp Comics at http://www.sequentialpulpcomics.com/
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Beginning a series of articles focusing on the major and minor players in the pulp publishing world! The first company to fall under the microscope is Wild Cat Books. WILD CAT BOOKS HISTORY: Originally began as “Secret Sanctum” in 1997 as a home-made, Xeroxed “fanzine” and was the first of its kind to feature full-color…
This is not a Love and Rockets book; I’ve run out of those. But it’s a first cousin to Love and Rockets, featuring characters who first appeared there and a group of characters who later appeared there in a slightly different arrangement. It’s also chock-full of sex, which might be why it’s not in print…
ALL PULP REVIEWS- by Ron Fortier MYTHICAL: Heart of Stone By C.E. Martin ISBN # 9781479128372 239 pages The explosion of self-publishing has flooded the reading world with thousands upon thousands of new works by unknown writers. For the most part, logic and literary tradition dictates 95% is crap. One percent is great and the…
If you read this story in the Scottish Daily Record, you might think the next Superman movie is on the verge. After talking about the success of Wanted and other properties, Mark Millar essentially said he was doing a Superman movie and it was set for 2011. "Since I was a kid I’ve always wanted…
Don Heck. Today would have been his 80th birthday. I first met Don twenty-seven years ago at his house in Centereach. He and my dad frequented the same bar, the Emerald Pub. My dad knew I was a fan of his on The Flash, and thought I should meet him, and finagled an invite. It…
This book has more panels introducing its characters than any comic I’ve ever seen in my life. I know it was originally published as twelve individual issues of the Jack Staff comic, but it’s much more common than that — so often that I started to think this had been serialized somewhere, no more than…
