Yep, that’s a lot of Twilight fans. Now of course, the cruel thing to do to Warren Ellis would be to tell them that he’s writing the graphic novel…
Robert Sanchez tweeted: “is in line at hall h. so long. i can see tijuana from here.”
Hat tip: Kristopher Tapley
First it was the Marvel comic — now the Hollywood Reporter tells us that Stephen King and J.J. Abrams (Lost, Alias) are in talks to bring The Dark Tower to the screen. No word as to whether it will be for movies or TV. The article also notes that Abrams co-hort Damon (Ultimate Wolverine/Hulk) Lindelof…
The rumors that circle through the comics industry span the sublime to the ridiculous. Some, like the death and/or return of major characters turn out to be spot on, but some make the annual spate of April Fools posts seem tame and rational. (How many times has Dan Didio supposed to have been fired by…
Comics and New Pulp writer and Comics Historian Jim Beard is the guest on this week’s episode of the White Rocket Podcast. Jim joins Van Allen Plexico to discuss everything from Sgt Janus to the 1960s Batman TV show! Find the show here:http://whiterocket.podbean.com/2013/07/09/white-rocket-031-batman-and-more-with-author-jim-beard/ The White Rocket Podcast is produced by White Rocket Books and is…
David E. Kelly‘s HARRY’S LAW has made it to a second season at NBC, and we sit down with star Kathy Bates to talk about what is coming up on the show including a few major cast changes. Plus Fox nabs The Spectre and Harlan is headed to court again. The Point Radio is on…
Pia Guerra may have her work cut out for her. While Guerra’s first issue of IDW’s Doctor Who comic book series is scheduled to come out in July, fan-drawn strips about the British sci-fi phenomenon and its spinoffs are already well underway. Pseudonymous LiveJournal bloggers calling themselves spastasmagoria and jigglykat have created Torchwood Babiez, which…
When I was younger, there was a Disney cartoon that my friends and I loved and which impressed our parents with its maturity and layered story-telling. The series was called Gargoyles, and it told the story of a clan of warrior creatures from 10th Century Scotland who are brought to modern-day New York City via…
