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SEQUENTIAL PULP COMICS TO MARTIANS: GO HOME!

ByBobby Nash May 13, 2012

Cover Art: Lowell Isaac

New Pulp Publisher, Sequential Pulp Comics has unveiled the cover to Martians Go Home graphic novel adaptation based on the crazy, sexy, apocalyptic dark comedy by Fredric Brown. Written by Martin Powell with art by Lowell Isaac, the Martians Go Home graphic novel is coming soon from Sequential Pulp Comics and Dark Horse Comics.

You can learn more about Sequential Pulp Comics at www.SequentialPulpComics.com
You can learn more about Dark Horse Comics at www.darkhorse.com

Bobby Nash

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The 2011 Chesley Award Winners
ByGlenn Hauman August 19, 2011
This is a busy weekend for awards, and the first major awards have just been handed out. The winners of the 2011 Chesley Awards were announced today at Renovation, the WorldCon going on right now in Reno, Nevada. The Chesleys are given by the Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists each year for excellence…
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Will There or Will There not be a Sequel to ‘Cloverfield’?
ByRobert Greenberger November 15, 2008
JJ Abrams and Matthew Reeves have been dancing around the notion of making a sequel to Cloverfield. At first, they made noises about it being a one-off project but noted they did add elements to the film that would lend itself to a sequel, such as the issue of where Clover came from. Some potential…
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No Heroics: Not Warrriors, either
ByMartha Thomases August 29, 2008
Our pal, Charlie Jane Anders, has a story up at i09 about a couple of sitcoms with a super-hero premise. One (the one we know for sure will be funny, at least based on <a href=” clip) is from the BBC, titled No Heroics. The claim is that it’s based on Friends, but with a…
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Dennis O’Neil: Cop Shows, Reality Blows
ByDennis O'Neil May 14, 2015
I call them “cop shows” or, if I’m feeling a bit cutesy, “badge operas.” A screenwriting acquaintance says they’re “procedurals.” But never mind the label: by whatever name, they’re what constitutes most of the bread-and-butter television programming and you probably don’t have to go further than your nearest remote to find one. There will be…
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Professor Kumar
ByMartha Thomases March 29, 2007
The San Jose Mercury News is reporting that Kal Penn, star of Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle and the recent The Namesake, as well as appearing in Superman Returns and 24, will be a guest instructor at the University of Pennsylvania’s department of Asian Studies. His courses will include "Contemporary American Teen Films"…
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Mixed Bag for ‘Incredible Hulk’ Opening
ByVan Jensen June 16, 2008
The opening weekend results for Marvel’s The Incredible Hulk pretty closely mirrored my experience catching the film on Friday afternoon: The theater wasn’t packed, but everyone had a good time. According to USA Today, the new Hulk came through with $54.5 million for its first weekend take, which is actually less than Ang Lee’s Hulk…
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