The $2 million barrier has been broken, with Nicolas Cage’s CGC 9.0 copy of Action Comics #1 now holding the all time auction record. A rare and pristine copy of the first issue of Action Comics, famed for the first appearance of Superman, has set a record Wednesday for the most money paid for a…
Paul Mannering’s new novel, TANKBREAD is now available now in Kindle format at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006F820M2Paperback edition coming soon. About Tankbread, a novel by Paul Mannering. Ten years ago humanity lost the war for survival against a spreading plague that brought the dead back to life as flesh eating monsters. Now intelligent zombies rule the world. Feeding…
Wraparound Cover Art: Francesco Francavilla Cover: Alex Ross Dynamite Entertainment has released a preview of the upcoming FLASH GORDON: ZEITGEIST #1, which debuts November 30th wherever you buy your favorite comic book entertainment. Click on images for a larger view. Cover: Francesco Francavilla FLASH GORDON: ZEITGEIST #1 32 pages FC • Full issue introductory price $1.00 •…
An interesting piece from Reuters reporting that Penguin Books has found that while ebook sales are going strong, ebook apps with extra bells and whistles are really not. Something to think about when people start talking about enhanced comics apps. Do you really need word balloons that pop up, sound effects, and the like? For…
We already knew artist David Lloyd visited Occupy Wall Street when he was in town for the New York Comic Con and liked what he saw– now The Guardian has asked Alan Moore, the other half of the creative team of V for Vendetta how he feels about the image of V being used as…
ALL PULP REVIEWS by Ron Fortier MERKABAH RIDER The Mensch With No Name By Edward M. Erdelac Damanation Books, LLC 218 pages Perhaps the most popular sub-genre in the resurgence of new pulp fiction is that of the weird western. It seems everywhere one turns these days; another publisher is coming out with another anthology…
…here it is again:
Santa has come down Broadway, and that means it’s time to play Arlo Guthrie’s Alice’s Restaurant– this time, with illustrations accompanying the twenty-seven 8×10 glossy photos. Part 1: Part 2:
Yes, that’s Peter David once again providing direction to Spider-Man. But this time, he’s bringing him down Broadway as part of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City (because really, where else would Spidey be, Chicago?) See if you can catch him on TV today.
William Shatner loves deep-fried turkey, but over many Thanksgivings and Christmases he’s made mistakes, burned himself, and nearly burned down his house. In this dramatic (of course) retelling, Bill shows us how dangerous turkey fryers can be. So be careful out there. Or better yet, try brining the turkey overnight next year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYkRF_FmD40
On the eve of Thanksgiving, New Pulp Authors Barry Reese, Bobby Nash and Mike Bullock discuss how they lay out their work schedules and the little things that go into writing many people who don’t write don’t get. New Pulp’s Table Talk – Get to Work! is now available at http://www.newpulpfiction.com/ or at the direct…
