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Fight Card Books announces $0.99 ebook sale through January 1, 2013.
Ralph Bakshi has been a visionary filmmaker and animator, whose ambitions always seemed larger than his talent. After cutting his teeth at Terry Toons, he talked his way into running Paramount’s dying animation arm before moving on to work such as the ABC Saturday morning [[[Spider-Man]]] series. He finally gained recognition when he set out…
We’ve got the low-down on The Boys, Batman gets a swell new squeeze, comics and DVD new releases get revealed, Tom DeFalco gets previewed (?), and Timeline gets out in 1963, and we interview the Sopranos‘ most famous singing dead guy thus far, Mister Frankie Valli! All this and, as we always say, even more……
Back in the 1960s, like most boys, I had at least G.I. Joe action figure. They were cool but maybe not as cool as Captain Action, which followed two years later. Of course, both faded away over time until the Joe concept was revised by Hasbro. Working with Larry Hama and Marvel Comics, the idea…
CALVIN DANIELS-Writer, Publisher, Creator-Granton City PressInterview conducted by ALL PULP Staff writer CHUCK MILLER AP: Welcome to ALL PULP! First, can you tell us about yourself, some personal background? CD: Well let’s see, I was born in the suburbs of Granton City … Oh wait, that’s not right. Darned fantasy world encroaches on reality at…
Terrors lurk in the American South and they burst through the screen in Fishhead, the new graphic series from artist Mark Evan Walker, writer Michael H. Price and Larry Shell, appearing on ComicMix.com every week starting Monday, October 8th. Like a combination of All the Kings Men and Saw, Fishhead is adapted from the early…
Growing up in New York meant the secondary channels – WNEW, WOR, WPIX – often ran the same features often enough you came to expect them and knew the films from their frequent advertisements. It’s where I first met Walter Mitty, as portrayed by Danny Kaye in the 1947 adaptation of the James Thurber short…