MIKE BARON’S ‘BIKER’ DEBUTS FROM AIRSHIP 27!
On a Saturday in 1973 at about 8:56 in the morning, right after Super Friends on ABC, kids were introduced to a new hero, Zero. This was the first appearance of Multiplication Rock, brought to you by Nabisco ("You’ll find quality in our corner"). It was the beginning of Schoolhouse Rock, which taught millions of…
Welcome to the second week of Manga Round-Up! This time, we have four more books from [[[Del Rey Manga]]] – all first volumes in series, as new-reader-friendly as it’s possible to be – which are aimed at a slightly older audience (sixteen and up) than the books I looked at last week. And you know…
Today’s YouTube find comes courtesy of BoingBoing, so you’ve probably already seen it, but what the heck. Presenting Govinda as Superman and Kimi Katkar as Spider-Woman: Govinda’s shoulders may not be all that broad, but he really knows how to work that cape. I wish they still made American musicals like this…
Here we go, folks. In theaters April 27th. Are you getting ready?
In case you missed it on G4 over the last year, Marvel Comics licensed a quartet of properties to be adapted into anime for the Japanese market. Acclaimed studio Madhouse handled the visuals while Warren Ellis was brought aboard to craft twelve -part stories for Iron Man, Wolverine, X-Men, and Blade. In short, he helped…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Pulp Reviews by Tommy Hancock THE SPIDER #1-Death Siege of the Frankenstein Legionwritten by Martin PowellArt by Pablo MarcosColors by Jay PiscopoCover by Dan BreretonMoonstone Bookshttp://www.moonstonebooks.com/ NOTE-This review only covers THE SPIDER story in this issue, not the Operator 5 story. Nita Van Sloan, on a visit to a friend, runs into monstrous…