DOCTOR REVERSO RETURNS!
The 10th chapter of New Pulp Author Chuck Miller’s Black Centipede adventure, The Return of Doctor Reverso continues with the release of Chapter 10.
You can read it here.
The 10th chapter of New Pulp Author Chuck Miller’s Black Centipede adventure, The Return of Doctor Reverso continues with the release of Chapter 10.
You can read it here.
ALL PULP REVIEWS-by Ron Fortier HELL IS EMPTY (A Walt Longmire Mystery) By Craig Johnson Penguin Books 309 pages “Hell Is Empty” is as much about the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming as it is about the people who live within their shadows. Absaroka County Sheriff Walt Longmire is transporting several prisoners to an out of…
Lance Star: Sky Ranger joins the iPulp Fiction Library Flying high in the pages of the Airship 27 Productions anthologies and eBooks, Lance Star: Sky Ranger’s writers and creators have partnered with iPulp Fiction to bring exciting pulp stories directly to your mobile device. The fiull story and artwork can be read at http://www.lance-star.com/. iPulp…
Days from now, DC’s next direct-to-DVD feature premieres in stores and On Demand Cable. SUPERMAN/BATMAN:PUBLIC ENEMIES brings to life the acclaimed Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness story arc plus it reuintes familar voice talents Kevin Conroy (BATMAN), Clancy Brown (LEX LUTHOR) and Tim Daly (SUPERMAN). We begin our exclusive look at the release today as…
It was 1978, and the electric current going through DC Comics’ offices could have lit Times Square. Vice-President and Production Director Jack Adler was strutting around like a proud papa. For the first time in what seemed like a millennium, Marie Severin was paying a visit. If you were from outside the donut shop, you’d…
So, when did Glee go off the rails for you? I began tiring of the show in the third season, stuck around for one more and realized it couldn’t make up its mind about the type of series it wanted to be. Part of the blame goes to Ryan Murphy and Fox for falling so…
When you self-publish a comic on any kind of regular basis, you tend to pour all of your creative work into that one outlet. (I don’t think there’s anything similar in other art forms – non-comics ‘zines, maybe, but that feels like a variation of the same idea. Very few media have both the low…