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What if the Marx Brothers ran Roger Corman’s movie studio? Find out in “The Horror Lovers”, created by Valerie Gallaher and Bobby Timony!
What if the Marx Brothers ran Roger Corman’s movie studio? Find out in “The Horror Lovers”, created by Valerie Gallaher and Bobby Timony!
Cartoonist Dan Thompson will see his humorous Rip Haywire adventure strip go from the web to newspapers when United Media syndicates the strip as of January 5, 2009. “Featuring stunning artwork and blending melodrama with deadpan humor, Rip Haywire is not only a loving update of thrilling golden-age comics like Milton Caniff’s Terry and the…
There’s a lot of hogwash being said by Republicans these days concerning women. Legitimate rape. (What the hell is that?) A woman has the ability to shut down her ovaries if she doesn’t want to get pregnant. (Gee, I wish I had known that.) Contraception should not be covered by health insurance. (But Viagra and…
The new Star Trek movie has been blowing people away, providing an introduction for new fans and an alternate time line that allows for even old fans to be surprised. Every article and review has mentioned how time travel is being used to explain/justify this reboot, this new take on things where old rules are…
As we told you on Tuesday’s broadcast, DC has been plagued with a few printing errors one of which was Action Comics #869 that was recalled last week and redistributed this week. Why? The answer is a little simple, literally, plus: Heroes‘ website expands including new web episodes Marvel’s original online comics are here Meet…
Honest. Would we fib? From the London Independent: A Glastonbury teenager is claiming to have the longest name in the world – Captain Fantastic Faster Than Superman Spiderman Batman Wolverine Hulk And The Flash Combined. Captain Fantastic – formerly George Garratt – changed his name by deed poll "for a bit of a laugh" through…
Today’s list of quick items– Watchmen, Watchmen everywhere: Flickr: Bad viral marketing. See right. Dave Gibbons video on how 2000 AD influenced Watchmen. Also from Wired: Legendary Comics Writer Alan Moore on Superheroes, The League, and Making Magic From the Onion A/V Club: In the wake of Watchmen: 24 more graphic novels…