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SANTA MONICA, CA (August 21, 2018) – Based on the beloved book series by Stephenie Meyer, and one of the most successful feature film franchises of all time with over $3.3 billion in box office, celebrate the tenth anniversary of Twilight’s theatrical debut with the release of Twilight on 4K Ultra HD™ Combo Pack (plus…
Tarzan Swings Again in Louisiana New film documents Louisiana’s first blockbuster production, 1918’s “Tarzan of the Apes.”January 18, 2012 ~ Bossier City, LA- Believe it or not, Tarzan turns 100 years old this year. In August of 1917 an eclectic band of filmmakers, actors and circus acrobats fought malaria, unbearable heat and the swamp of…
Ordinary Victories: What is Precious By Manu Larcenet NBM/ComicsLit, August 2008, $15.95 [[[Ordinary Victories]]], in France, is a series of four graphic novels about a photographer named Marco Louis. TheyâÂÂve been very successful, selling hundreds of thousands of copies of each book. But those books are each only about sixty pages long, so theyâÂÂve been…
It’s a New Year, a new me, and another 361 days of geekdom to look forward to! I started off this New Year by cruising the Internet and catching up on some geek updates and what caught my eye was the convention news. Usually, December/January is slow for cons, so I was shocked to find…
Congratulations to ComicMIx’s own Matt Raub for making it through 24 consecutive hours of movie-watching! He’s probably still sleeping as we write this. I’d hate to think of what he’s dreaming about. It could be worse, he could have watched 24 hours of presidential and VP candidate debates. Meanwhile, here’s what our columnists have brought…
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Vol. III: Century #1 : “1910” By Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill Top Shelf, April 2009, $7.95 The usual rule in comics is that nothing with two or more colons in its title – not to mention two or more separate numbering schemes – is nothing but rubbishy hackwork, and…