This simply has to be acknowledged: While calling up BOOM! Studios today to check on a project, I was put on hold. And hand on a Bible, this is the song that they use for their “on hold” music:
What I can’t figure out is just advertising for Zombie Tales, or if this is some statement of corporate policy. Just to show that they’re not unreasonable.
Music, of course, by Jonathan Coulton.
“Say hello to my little friend” in these never-before-seen outtakes of Al Pacino doing the famous line.
These behind-the-scenes outtakes of Al Pacino performing the immortal line are part of the bonus features on the new Scarface Special Limited Edition Blu-Ray™ being released next Tuesday.
Say hello to my little friend” in these never-before-seen outtakes of Al Pacino doing the famous line.
These behind-the-scenes outtakes are part of the bonus features on the new SCARFACE
Special Limited Edition Blu-Ray™ that can be seen at:
SCARFACE Blu-ray “Say Hello to My Little Friend” Outtakes – Own it Sept. 6, 2011
Al Pacino performs the line, “Say hello to my little friend” in these film outtakes featured on the SCARFACE Special Limited Edition Blu-Ray. Own it Sept. 6, 2011.
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New Pulp Authors Mike Bullock, Barry Reese, and Bobby Nash are back for another installment of NewPulpFiction’s Table Talk. This week, the guys discuss attachments to their characters as well as the writing process itself
Table Talk: At What Price? with Mike Bullock, Barry Reese, and Bobby Nash is now available at http://www.newpulpfiction.com/
With the release of the third volume of Lance Star: Sky Ranger from Airship 27 Productions and Cornerstone Books, we here at Sky Ranger Central talked to the creators, writers, artists, and publishers involved with the latest installment in the Lance Star: Sky Ranger series. 
Next up is Lance Star: Sky Ranger writer, Bobby Nash.
You can read the full interview at http://www.lance-star.com/.
There’s an interesting article about shared properties like Flash Gordon, John Carter of Mars, and The Spider over at Robot 6. You can read it at http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2011/08/the-middle-ground-67-double-duty/
What do you think? Is having the same license and multiple publishers simultaneously a good or bad thing? Tell us what you think in the comments.
With the release of the third volume of Lance Star: Sky Ranger from Airship 27 Productions and Cornerstone Books, we here at Sky Ranger Central talked to the creators, writers, artists, and publishers involved with the latest installment in the Lance Star: Sky Ranger series.
Next up is Lance Star: Sky Ranger artist, Shannon Hall.
You can read the full interview at http://www.lance-star.com/.
Remember when we told you all about the wonderful Italian Dylan Dog comic series from writer Tiziano Sclavi? It became a less than beloved feature film adaptation which was released on DVD earlier this month from director Kevin Munroe.
Well, we have obtained three copies of the perfect blend of sources as Munroe has autographed copies of Dark Horse Comics’ The Dylan Dog Case Files, an omnibus collecting Dylan Dog #1-6 and Dylan Dog: Zed. The book also has a cool Mike Mignola cover.
Between now and 11:59 p.m. Saturday, September 3, tell us what makes the international comic so good and we’ll pick the three best answers. The judgment of ComicMix will be final.
With the release of the third volume of Lance Star: Sky Ranger from Airship 27 Productions and Cornerstone Books, we here at Sky Ranger Central talked to the creators, writers, artists, and publishers involved with the latest installment in the Lance Star: Sky Ranger series.
 
Next up is Lance Star: Sky Ranger writer, Van Allen Plexico.
You can read the full interview at http://www.lance-star.com/.
These are some of the neatest superhero posters I’ve come across in a while. Take a look at his posters for the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, the Avengers, Wolverine, and Magneto.
BEN Books is proud to announce that the Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” comic book by New Pulp Creators Bobby Nash and James Burns is now available in digital format at Graphic.ly for only $1.99.
http://graphicly.com/ben-books/lance-star-sky-ranger-one-shot/1
Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!”
November, 1941. Ace Air Adventurer Lance Star accepts a dangerous mission into an enemy stronghold to stop the Naziâs from uncovering plans for a weapon long believed destroyed. Lance flies a solo mission to Kiev where he is to plant explosives and destroy a weapons facility when he runs into an old enemy. Now, Lance is faced with a choice. Complete the mission? Or take down the Sky Rangerâs greatest adversary? Heâs only going to get one shot at this. Will he choose the mission or revenge?
Featuring high-flying adventure, aerial dog fights, explosive action, and stunning artwork, Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” is pure New Pulp fun from start to finish.
Learn more about Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” and the Graphic.ly edition at http://www.lance-star.com/.
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