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New Pulp Publisher Airship 27 Productions shared the above image on their Facebook page.
Ravenwood – Stepson of Mystery, faces off against an eight foot robot in his newest adventure by Janet Harriett appearing soon in his second anthology collection now in production.
Planet Saturday Comics: Volume One Written and illustrated by Monty S. Kane Planet Saturday, LLC, $12.95 [[[Planet Saturday Comics: Volume One]]] collects short vignettes previously published on the Planet Saturday Web site. The stories, apparently based on the writer/illustrator’s own life, all concern either the child Emory (aka M, as in Monty), and his attempts…
Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files: Storm Front Vol. 1: The Gathering Storm Adaptation by Mark Powers; Illustrated by Ardian Syaf Del Rey, June 2009, $22.95 It’s never a good sign when anything gets named “[[[The Gathering Storm]]]” – that’s possibly the most generic title in a world filled with blandness and non-specificity. I suppose it’s…
Hotel Transylvania 2 is so much better than Pixels and it’s hard to figure out exactly why. The material isn’t substantially better, it still feels like the scripts are written by an elementary school joke book come to life— although maybe for Hotel Transylvania the living book has to turn in a couple more drafts….
Entertainment Weekly dubbed him a “Geek God.” TV Guide seems to document his every move. Firefly/Serenity fans follow him in any direction he goes. We personally enjoy his tweets. And all the while, Nathan Fillion contines to go his own way, his boyish charm and “ruggedly handsome” exterior constantly reflecting the enchanting attitude of the…
After a tremendous start to the season, Marvel’s AGENTS OF SHIELD has faced a few challenges, mainly in growing an audience that keeps waiting for familiar super heroes to show up. We talk to Joss Whedon, Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb and EP Jeffrey Bell about just why they isn’t likely to happen. Meanwhile, X-MEN:APOCALYPSE…
Androids may or may not dream of electric sheep. Lately, however, I dream of Paul Levitz. No, not like that. Get your mind out of the gutter. Yeesh. Having said that, it’s still a disturbing experience. I’ve known Paul since the late 1970s. He was my boss’s boss for the ten years I worked at…
