Do you create, read, or enjoy adventure webcomics?
If so, check out the new Facebook Adventure Webcomics Community spearheaded by Thomas Floyd, of Captain Specte fame, at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Adventure-Webcomics-Community/314679541907489?sk=wall
We’re looking forward to some interesting discussions about adventure comic strips.
OK, I admit it: I’m a pro-wrestling fan. I’ll even do you one better. I’m a smart-mark. Yeah, I’m not only a fan, I’m a fan of the business behind the product. I know the difference between an Irish whip, a German suplex, and an inverted front face buster into a crossbar arm-breaker. I’ve tried…
New Pulp Author Joel Jenkins shares his latest release from Pulp Work Press, Weird Worlds, with The Book Cave’s Ric Croxton, who discovers a familiar name in one of the stories. Listen to The Book Cave Episode 241: Weird Worlds of Joel Jenkins here.
First Commentary by Adam-Troy Castro Rear Window (1954). Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Screenplay by John Michael Hayes, from the story by Cornell Woolrich. Starring James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Wendell Corey, Raymond Burr, Thelma Ritter. 112 minutes. *** 1/2 Rear Window (1998). Directed by Jeff Bleckner. Screenplay by Larry Gross and Eric Overmyer, from the story…
Mark Waid started it: using an empty wheelchair as a shopping cart. Vinnie Bartilucci ran with it: More than 3 copies of any single comic in an autograph line Wearing a costume covering less than (Square foot of fabric / weight) % of body Camping out in a seat for an event three panels hence…
A few weeks ago, I discussed the usefulness of active, available archives for webcomics. Archives provide huge amounts of free content to draw in new readers; and they prevent continuity lockout by providing a way to easily go back and refresh your memory of previous events. With print comics, especially before the advent of everything…
Well, we might not have Anna Nicole Smith to kick around any more, but that’s not going to stop NBC’s Law & Order: Criminal Intent from giving it the old college try. And they’re doing so with a very unusual cast. Kristy Swanson, the original Buffy the Vampire Slayer, plays the ersatz Anna Nicole –…
