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New Pulp Author Bobby Nash has been running a column on his website called Sometimes I Get Asked Stuff… where he answers questions sent to him, from social media, and wherever an interesting question pops up.
You can check out Bobby Nash’s Sometimes I Get Asked Stuff… at the links below.
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When this summer hit, only one image popped into my head, and it wasn’t a black spider, a drunk pirate, or a dorky kid with glasses. All I saw since day one was a semi truck that turned into a 50-foot robot. So as you can assume, going into the film my expectations were a…
FROM BEAR MANOR MEDIA-THE PULP WESTERN! Those western paperbacks…where men were deadshots, women were dangerous, and thieving ranglers were lynched till the cows came home. http://www.bearmanormedia.com/ “The Pulp Western is a seminal work in the field, filled with fascinating information about the magazines, their contents, their editors and the most popular writers and characters.” –…
Halloween decorations are beginning to show up in stores, and the air had a decided chill today in my neck of the woods – so I guess the time is ripe to look at a couple of horror-tinged graphic novels for the fall. Angel Skin is an original GN and apparently the first published comics…
I love TV shows, but sometimes I’m terrible at keeping up with them. As with comics, I tend to skip a few weeks and then mainline three or four episodes in a row, mostly because I hate getting just a tiny bit of story and character interaction and then waiting a whole week for more….
Reviewing the Adult Swim DVDs has been educational and occasionally entertaining. I find the third series, [[[Frisky Dingo Season Two]]], the most enjoyable because it takes absurd situations and characters and uses smart humor to get its point across. The series, about Killface, an alien super-villain come to Earth and his struggles against the heroic…
The Doomsday Saga sprawled across the four monthly Superman titles for the better part of a year, clearly too long to successfully adapt as part of the DC Animated Universe series of films. When The Death of Superman was announced, everyone knew a second film would follow and sure enough, viewers were treated to The…
