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From the comic adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s “There Will Come Soft Rains” by Wally Wood, originally published in Weird Fantasy #17 by EC Comics.

From the comic adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s “There Will Come Soft Rains” by Wally Wood, originally published in Weird Fantasy #17 by EC Comics.
Trying to follow the lengthy legal entanglements between parties over beloved properties is never fun or easy. Just as you forget about a lingering case, it re-enters the headlines. Such is the case with the court ruling this week that J.R.R. Tolkien’s estate can not seek punitive damages from New Line Cinema over profits earned…
Mitch Hurwitz, creator and executive producer Arrested Development told Fancast that development on the big screen version of the film has been slowed by the reluctance of series stars Michael Cera and Will Arnett to appear in the film. “I don’t want to talk about who is holding out right now because we might still…
Everyone at All Pulp wishes every single one of you and yours, Pulp Fans, Family, and Friends alike the best of Holiday Wishes and that this Christmas will not only be Merry, but All that You wish it to be as well! As a Gift To You, All Pulp shares a Christmas Classic with You!…
Sweet Christmas. Daaaamn. A few thoughts: Archie, you already can’t choose between Betty and Veronica. The first person to say anything about Archie chasing strange pussy gets punched in the neck. I don’t envy Archie Comics the amount of bigoted hate mail they’re going to get from a certain segment of the populace. And I…
ALL PULP REVIEWS- by Ron Fortier STRANGE GODS OF THE DIRE PLANET By Joel Jenkins Pulp Work Press 263 pages Writer Joel Jenkins is one of the most prolific, exciting and talented members of the New Pulp movement today. Through his association with Pulp Work Press, an outfit he started with fellow writers Joshua Reynolds…
PULP REVIEWS by RON FORTIER THE DAMNED THING By Barry Reese Wild Cat Books Digest 152 pages Pulp writer Reese takes a stab at turning Dashiel Hammetts’ classic “The Maltese Falcon” into an occult thriller with delightful results. Instead of tough guy private eye, Sam Spade, he gives us tough gal, Violet Cambridge. She’s a…