Check out Part 3 of Lance Star and The Crown of Genghis Kai, a 10-part webstrip by Bobby Nash and James Burns at www.lance-star.com. New strips every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Written by Bobby Nash
Art/Colors/Letters by James Burns
Lance Star: Sky Ranger © Bobby Nash
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Watch the instructional video to learn how:
And a happy 82nd birthday to the Captain! Live long and… well, you know.
English: William Shatner photographed by Jerry Avenaim (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
UPDATE: Round 5 of the Mix March Madness 2013 Webcomics Tournament is closed. Vote in the Final Four now!
We’ve gone from over 300 webcomics down to the Elite 8, and with your help we’ve raised over $2000 for the Hero Initiative since the tournament started. Voting for this round lasts until 9PM EDT on Saturday, March 23– get your votes in!
New York City Center has arranged for fans to get a special discount on tickets for It’s A Bird… It’s A Plane… It’s Superman! Seven performances are slated to run from March 20th through March 24th.
$24 – Balcony Sides (reg $30)
$48 – Mezzanine Center/Sides, Balcony Center (reg $60)
$86 – Mezzanine Center/Sides (reg $115)
Visit NYCityCenter.org, call CityTix at212.581.1212, or visit the Box Office at 131 W 55th St, and use code “COMIC”.
And check back here soon for our review of the show!
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| Nash thinks he smells something pulpy. |
New Pulp Author Bobby Nash joined hosts David Wood and Alan Baxter on the latest episode of the ThrillerCast- The Podcast for Readers and Writers of Thrillers podcast. They talked about writing in general and also discuss the New Pulp book market and look into the definitions of pulp and New Pulp as well as what it takes to write a pulp yarn.
You can listen now at http://thrillerpodcast.blogspot.com/2013/03/episode-66-new-pulp-with-bobby-nash.html
ThrillerCast Episode 66- New Pulp with Bobby Nash
In this episode, David and Alan discuss “New Pulp” with Bobby Nash. We also take Random House to the woodshed for their new digital-first publishing contracts. More important, however, is the fact that Al finally bought a decent microphone. Woo hoo!
Our guest is author Bobby Nash.
What is the current state of “New Pulp?” Is it still alive and well, or is it on the decline?
What is New Pulp? Can it be defined? What are the common characteristics?
How has e-publishing driven New Pulp?
Story length and pacing.
Who is writing or publishing New Pulp right now?
Who are some of the “classic” pulp writers?
What’s happening with Bobby’s work?
Nominated for Pulp Ark and Pulp Factory awards. Other writing projects. Comics and screenplays.
Writing for comics vs writing prose.
Advice for writers- if you want it to be your job, treat it like a job!
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You can listen to ThrillerCast Episode 66- New Pulp with Bobby Nash at http://thrillerpodcast.blogspot.com/2013/03/episode-66-new-pulp-with-bobby-nash.html
Tonight at 7 PM at the The Lee Strassberg Theatre, 115 E 15th St. in New York City, there will be a staged reading of True Believers, a new play by Thom Dunn, directed by Matthew A.J. Gregory.
True Believers tells the epic tale of star crossed lovers, aspiring comic book artists, women in refrigerators, psychotic fanboys, and girls who dress like Princess Leia as their lives intertwine over a weekend at a comic book convention.
Admission is free, which is more than you can say about most comic conventions nowadays. If you’re in town, give it a shot.
What? I mean… what??? Has somebody gotten the scheduling screwed up on Sunday night on Fox?
I don’t know the next time April Fool’s Day falls on a Sunday, but if both The Simpsons and Family Guy are still on the air (I’ll bet they will be) I think this would be a great switch.
UPDATE: Round 4 has ended. Check back soon for the Quarterfinals Round!
Here we go again… it’s Round 4 of the Mix March Madness 2013 Webcomics Tournament!
Now… it starts to get brutal.
We’ve gone from over 300 webcomics down to the Sweet 16. We’ve raised over $750 for the Hero Initiative in this round alone, so far you’ve bought over $1500 in votes. Voting for this round lasts until 9PM EDT on Wednesday, March 20, so get your votes in.
Jesse V. Johnson, the director behind Anchor Bay‘s The Package and the recently announced Kill ‘Em All, John (both vehicles for former wrestler “Stone Cold” Steve Austin) used $3500 and a bunch of favors to make a fan film to demonstrate his chops beyond direct-to-video action fare. He cast Danish singer Nina Bergman as Wonder Woman and got Peter Stormare and Sons Of Anarchy‘s Timothy V. Murphy to play oily Nazis. The resulting video, produced by Hugh Daly and Faz Brahimi and aided by Johnson’s Station 3 manager and producing partner Kailey Marsh, can be seen here…
Two weeks to Season 3 of Game Of Thrones. Here’s a quick new trailer:
And here’s a quick reminder to be happy that of the Time Warner arms to be making this show, it’s HBO and not the CW:
Episode 2 is scheduled to go up this afternoon, we’ll add it at the time.
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