New Pulp Author Jeff Deischer returns to The Book Cave to chat about his newest mind blowing novel, The Golden Age. If you are as big a fan of the Golden Age comic book characters as Ric is, you will love this novel.
Learn more about The Golden Age here and here.
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Winter arrived in Westeros and things are not looking good for the Lannisters, Tyrells, and the rest of the clashing clans. Since we have a long wait until the final season in 2018 (we hope), we have plenty of time to sit back and rewatch the seventh season of Game of Thrones. Thanks to our…
Top Cow Productions, Inc. announced today that The Darkness will reach Legacy Issue #75 in February, and the publisher will commemorate the milestone event by inviting a list of all-star artists to contribute to the oversized, special issue. (Fans and retailers confused by the renumbering should note The Darkness #75 is actually #11 of the…
Joss Whedon recently spoke with IESB on the picket line and discussed some of the projects he’s been working on solo, as well as some of the projects he’s had to curtail due to the strike, including the television series "Dollhouse" he had planned to produce with former "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" actress Eliza Dushku….
Slash Film has unearthed a largely overlooked cache of concept artwork from this past summer’s Iron Man movie. Artist Phil Saunders was commissioned to create official designs of for three separate armors originally slated to appear in the film. According to Saunders, the designs were "three images I did at the very end of production…
New Pulp Author Martin Powell shared a few pieces of art from seveal upcoming Sequential Pulp Comics titles on All Pulp’s FaceBook page. Artwork © Nik Poliwko Artist Nik Poliwko brings Dick Briefer’s THE MONSTER OF FRANKENSTEIN back to life in a new graphic novel, inspired by the classic non-code horror series of the 1950s….
I love psuedo-science. More than anything else, the âhowâ of super-heroes and science fiction is what initially draws me in. My first real memories of my impending nerd-dom stemmed from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; where I learned that radioactive interplanetary ooze, when liberally applied to animals, created anthropomorphic heroes and villains. And where most…
