FIGHT CARD THE KNOCKOUT COMING IN DECEMBER
Available this week… Fight Card: The Knockout… By Robert J. Randisi writing as Jack Tunney…
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Tell ’em All Pulp sent ya.
Available this week… Fight Card: The Knockout… By Robert J. Randisi writing as Jack Tunney…
Visit Fight Card Books for more information.
Tell ’em All Pulp sent ya.
Lone Justice: Crash! is the new graphic novel from the Harvey award nominated team of Robert Tinnell and Mark Wheatley. Regular visitors to ComicMix also know Mark Wheatley as the co-creator (also along with Robert Tinnell) of EZ Street, as well as Frankenstein Mobster on his own. For many of Mark’s fans and admirers, it…
Go to The Harvey Awards site, get the forms, and add your nominations for the best in comics!
ALL PULP REVIEWS- By Ron Fortier TARGET LANCER By Max Allan Collins Forge Books 305 pages Available Nov.2012 John F. Kennedy was the first American Catholic to become president back in 1960. That was a big deal for this reviewer who was Catholic, 13 years old and entering his freshmen year at St. Thomas Aquinas…
That’s the downside to today’s “good news/bad news” scenario. The upside? The Banana Splits are back in a big way, plus: Kick Ass moves closer to film Twilight moves up the schedule We rundown the new comics and DVDs and this time, step out on the limb for our own ComicMix Radio Best Bets Yes…
Sure, all those fancy suits on the previous Iron Man posters were cool, but what’s a poster without the handsome face of Tony Stark himself? Paramount has released the newest poster for the upcoming Iron Man film, which features profile shots of the film’s principle cast: Robert Downey Jr., Jeff Bridges, Terrence Howard and Gwyneth…
Warner Bros. has already scheduled a re-release for The Dark Knight in January, designed specifically to influence Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voters. Warner is working with Imax to have the film play on several of their screens during the crucial voting period, to remind everyone the summer blockbuster was also a critical…