Best selling author, Sean Ellis stops by the Book Cave to chat about his novel series featuring pulp adventurer, Dodge Dalton with hosts Ric Croxton and Dr. Art Sippo.
The Book Cave Episode 204: Sean Ellis is live. Listen to the conversation now at http://thebookcave.libsyn.com.
Learn more about New Pulp Author Sean Ellis at http://seanellisthrillers.webs.com.
In the wake of his success with Captain America: The First Avenger, there’s little surprise that Marvel’s owner, Disney, is releasing the Blu-ray edition of director Joe Johnston’s earlier comics adaptation, [[[The Rocketeer]]], on December 13. The underrated film was released 20 years ago and was a faithful adaptation of Dave Stevens’s homage to the…
Tier Zero, the sequel to New Pulp Author Henry Brown’s debut novel, Hell & Gone, is now available as paperback, Kindle, and Smashwords ebook. About Tier Zero:Tommy Scarred Wolf thought he had smelled the powder for the last time ten years ago. Then somebody messed with his family. With no government willing or able to…
You can’t say they don’t know their audience. Just in time for San Diego Comic-Con, Sony is pushing hard for next year’s release of The Amazing Spider-Man. First, Columbia Pictures grabbed the cover spot in this week’s Entertainment Weekly along with a hefty photo spread, and now we’re seeing the (legitimate!) release of this teaser…
USA Network’s MR ROBOT turned TV on its ear last summer, and the way this season is shaping up they just might do it again. We sit down with the cast,including Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chakin, Portia Doubleday and Gracie Gummer. Each one talks about the path their characters are on over the next…
Death aims only once, but never misses. (Maxims: Political, Philosophical, and Moral, by Edward Counsel) Except in comics. I was doing a search for quotes about death when I found this one, which is so apropos. I never heard of Edward Counsel; did a Google search, but couldn’t find him?? Found a reproduction of his…
The Eternal Smile: Three Stories By Gene Luen Yang and Derek Kirk Kim First Second, May 2009, $16.95 Three years ago, Gene Luen Yang’s graphic novel [[[American Born Chinese]]] – a three-stranded partly autobiographical and partly allegorical story of growing up Asian-American – was published to massive acclaim (National Book Award nominee, Michael L. Printz…
