Book Cave hosts Art Sippo and Ric Croxton chat about 1933, Doc Savage, Phantom Detective, King Kong, The Reign of the Superman and Art’s favorite…chocolate chip cookies.
Listen to The Book Cave Episode 220 now at http://thebookcave.libsyn.com/the-book-cave-episode-220-1933
A leader in New Pulp Fiction, Pro Se Productions announced today openings in several upcoming anthologies and a new way that the company would be soliciting writers to participate in  upcoming collections.  “One of the thrills,” stated Tommy Hancock, Partner in and Editor in Chief of Pro Se,  “of being a New…
Though not truly alive, Brainiac can date his creation to April 6, the day the Computer Tyrants of Colu created him. The green-skinned humanoid wreaked havoc across the galaxy, including shrinking several cities to subdue their populaces. One of those cities was Kandor of Krypton. Years later, Brainiac encountered the man who would become his…
On Friday, the Visual Effects Society announced the results of a membership poll, naming the 50 most influential films of all time in terms of special effects. According to VES Executive Director Eric Roth, hese films have had a significant, lasting impact on the practice and appreciation of visual effects as an integral, artistic element…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews of All Things Pulp by Tommy HancockPRIDE OF THE TRAVELERby Bryce BeattieOriginally Published in Astonishing Adventures Magazine #2Now Available at http://www.smashwords.com/ and http://www.storyhack.com/ (Author’s site) It’s always nice to discover new authors plying the New Pulp trade, especially when it’s via digital media, the wave of the future for New Pulp creators…
Since you couldn’t watch a new episode of Doctor Who this past Saturday, maybe you were at the Eagle Awards, as part of the Bristol International Comic Expo. Established in 1976 by Mike Conroy, the Eagles are the comics industry’s longest established awards. Acknowledged as the pre-eminent international prizes, they have been featured on the…
Never one to miss a promotional tie-in, Marvel.com has posted a rundown of the publisher’s greatest moments in sports. The "Marvelous Moments in Sports" roundup was clearly written before the big game, because it lacks the sorrowful tone one might expect from a post-game writeup by New England Patriots fan Ben Morse. In fact, it’s…
