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| Felix Baumgartner just seconds before the jump. |
The Red Bull Stratos Space Jump aired live on The Discovery Channel and across the internet today. Although this isn’t pulp fiction, the brave man who performed the jump is the true definition of a pulp hero, brave and possibly just a little crazy.
All Pulp congratulates Felix Baumgartner on making history.
Interview with Martin Powell for THE SPIDER: Curse of the Unholy 3 AP: Martin, there’s wind of a new project you have with Moonstone Books. Can you share any information with ALL PULP on that? POWELL: Absolutely. Moonstone just recently gave me permission to announce the deal. Along with the continuing bi-monthly SPIDER series (to…
For those of you who experience my weekly hysterical polemics over at Michael Davis World (yep, that Michael Davis), it will come as no surprise that I was looking forward to Dark Horse’s new series Orchid. Sure, new comics come about as often as simians poop, but this one was written by Tom Morello. Who, you…
This week’s award for best weird blog site — the new Bad Spock Drawings, which invites bad drawings of the popular Star Trek character from the general public (here are their guidelines). In keeping with Leonard Nimoy’s current interests, I’m looking forward to seeing an appropriately bad Spock done up as a fat nude (NSFW)…
Writer: Ron Fortier Art: Rob Davis Inks: Steve Farfan Letters: Brant Fowler Standard ComicBlack & WhitePage Count: 24POD Nearly killed by two assassins wearing gorilla masksSimon investigates the attempt on his life. What hefinds out shocks him. Hounded off the Police Force by crossing the“thin blue line” andturning in his dirty partner, Simon Price becomes a…
We’ve mentioned them before, but this is the day my favorite comics website, Dial B For Blog, returns to the Internet with all-new entries. Written and designed by "Robby Reed," Dial B For Blog covers the history of the comic book form in detail and with panache. It’s always a joy to read, and even…
First up, I have to answer the question I had when I picked up this book: yes, that tin man. Well, one of those tin men, to be clearer. Justin Madison’s debut graphic novel Tin Man is set in a version of L. Frank Baum’s Oz, and his tin man, Campbell, has the familiar shape and form…
