Similar Posts
Barack Obama, John Hodgman, and the Great Nerd vs. Jock Debate
If there was ever a video that summed up everything we cover at ComicMix– politics, Star Trek, probing questions, PC vs. Mac, and of course comics and geek culture– this video might be it. It’s John Hodgman’s headlining speech at the 2009 Radio and TV Correspondents’ Dinner. Watch it. You’ll feel better afterward. Hat tip:…
“X-Men Origins: Wolverine” pirate gets a year in prison
One wonders if somebody at Marvel is thinking about doing the same thing to comic pirates… A New York man has been sentenced to a year in federal prison for illegally uploading and distributing a copy of “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” before the movies premiere. Forty-nine-year-old Gilberto Sanchez was sentenced Monday in Los Angeles federal court….
ComicMix endorses Elvira– she’s not a witch either
Finally, someone who we can support– and let’s face it, she needs a lot of support. Yes, Elvira, Mistress Of The Dark and star of stage, screen, and a few hundred comic books, has a brief announcement for you. After all… she is you. Hat tip: Lisa Sullivan.
ALL PULP INTERVIEW-Mark Halegua-Collector/Writer/EntrepulpneurAP: Mark, its really great of you to take time out to sit down with ALL PULP! First, tell us a little about yourself?MH:OK, I live alone, except for my pet Sun Conure, Apollo, in Queens County NYC. Born in Alaska, came to NYC when 1 year old. Love to read, and…
Twilight, shockingly, is #1 this weekend; sequels announced
Yeah, yeah, Twilight is the top grossing movie of the weekend. No surprise. What is a surprise is the amount of money generated: over $70 million. Since the movie was comparatively low-budget, no big name stars or special effects, that’s really profitable. Which leads to the stories of the sequels. We’d already discussed the making…
Big Changes at Image Comics
The summer of change continues for Image Comics. Earlier, Erik Larsen stepped down as publisher, turning the reins over to Eric Stephenson. And now Robert Kirkman has signed on as a partner at the company. The New York Times has a story on this latest development in today’s Books section. And this week at Comic-Con…
