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ALL PULP REVIEWS by Ron Fortier FRANKENSTEIN: The Dead Town By Dean KoontzBantam Books402 pages Seems like there is a new trend in wrapping up great, fantastic literary journeys. The folks at Warner Brothers wisely split the last J.K. Rowling Harry Potter book, “The Deathly Hollows” into two truly amazing movies, the finale now showing…
From Howard Margolin of Destinies: the Voice of Science Fiction, we get this discovery of these cyrstal caverns buried a thousand feet below Mexico’s Naica mountain in the Chihuahuan desert. This has been quite a year for Superman fans; the deadly remnants of planet Krypton were discovered in a mine in Serbia this past April…
Come on, admit it. SUPER TROOPERS is probably on your guilty pleasures list (it’s on our’s). KEVIN HEFFERNAN from Broken Lizard previews his newest project plus talks about life in the comedy fast lane – plus who will (or won’t be) The Hulk and another animated winner at the Box Office. And be sure to…
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Universal has picked up the movie rights to the upcoming Viper Comics graphic novel Villains. Universal reportedly paid a mid-six-figure sum for the rights, which could prove profitable if the lesser-known property enjoys the same super-hero buzz that other films in the genre have yielded. Sean Bailey produces via his…
The four-week auction to raise $50,000 to fix up the exterior of Jerry Siegel’s boyhood home ended on Monday and raised a total of $110,772. Additional funds were raised through t-shirt sales and general donations which brought in another $6450. As a result, a total of $117,222 with more expected. The most money earned by…
The National Gallery of Art opened in Washington, D.C. on March 17, 1941. Financier and art collector Andrew W. Mellon established the A.W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust just before his death in 1937, and it was this trust that worked with Congress to establish the art museum. John Russell Pope, who later designed the…
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