Advanced Reader Copies Available for “Reviewers of the First Synn”
Pro Se Productions, a leader in New Pulp and Genre Fiction, announces digital advanced reader copies of an upcoming title are now available for Reviewers!

Pro Se Productions, a leader in New Pulp and Genre Fiction, announces digital advanced reader copies of an upcoming title are now available for Reviewers!

Hello there, folks. So the first issue of DC’s latest mega-event, Final Crisis, hit shelves last month and the second issue is out this week. The series features a story by one of the greatest writers in the industry, Grant Morrison, as well as one of the best artists in comics these days, J.G. Jones….
Via Film Fodder, it seems the Wall Street Journal is taking notice of the Big Two’s desire to sell more comics to the gender that, you know, reads more. That would seem to put DC and Marvel one up on WSJ writer Matt Phillips, who cannot resist using the usual balan superhero-reference exclamation-point-laden headline, even…
Our pal Mike Grell did this awesome history of Green Arrow montage for the cover of the Pittsburgh Comicon program book. Mike, along with ComicMixers Timothy Truman and yours truly (and about a thousand other guests, including Mike Oeming and George Pérez, will be appearing at the show, April 27th through 29th at the Pittsburgh…
Pulp’s power couple, Ginger and Tom Johnson return to The Book Cave to talk dinosaurs, history, the weather, and before we forget, Tom Johnson‘s new book “Three Go Back“. As always the Book Cave podcast crew enjoyed having Ginger and Tom visit and we are sure you’ll enjoy the book. Listen to The Book Cave…
This year marks a resurgence of interest in the late Bill Mauldin, who started out as a soldier-cartoonist in the U.S. Army during World War II. This revival is thanks largely to Todd DePastino, author of the new Mauldin biography A Life Up Front and editor of Fantagraphics’ new collection of Mauldin’s cartoons, Willie &…
There is a great urban-fantasy comic from the Philippines called Trese. I’ve written about the first three volumes here a few years ago — and there have been three more volumes since then, plus a seventh in progress. The books are difficult to find on this side of the Pacific, though. (Difficult to find in…