Foreword to Philip José Farmer’sTarzan Alive: A Definitive Biography of Lord Greystoke(University of Nebraska Press Bison Books, 2006)by Win Scott EckertWin Scott Eckert © 2006-2010 “This is a biography of a living person.” So states Philip José Farmer in his foreword to Tarzan Alive and in so doing follows the Sherlockian tradition in which the…
Alan Alda talks MASH including the episodes that he is most proud of, plus TRANSPORTER on TV and can you guess who drew that painting on the right? Holy Picasso! And be sure to stay on The Point via , RSS, MyPodcast.Comor Podbean! Follow us now on and ! Don’t forget that you can now…
Win Scott Eckert © 2008-2010Farmerphile no. 11Paul Spiteri and Win Scott Eckert, eds., Michael Croteau, publisher, January 2008 Trunks and Branches: The Wold Newton Familyby Win Scott EckertLong time Farmerphile readers will recall the first issue in which I reviewed the origins of Philip José Farmerâs Wold Newton Family, covered the Wold Newton meteor strike…
TV and movie vet Alan Alda explains why he came back to television for 30 ROCK and how that show compares to his days on MASH, plus Mark Waid sez Bye To Boom and NetFlix just became even cooler! And be sure to stay on The Point via , RSS, MyPodcast.Comor Podbean! Follow us now…
FIRST WAVE # 5 Written by BRIAN AZZARELLOArt by RAGS MORALES & RICK BRYANT Cover by J.G. JONES Well, the series finally continues. This six-issue miniseries was supposed to “kick-off” DC’s First Wave line of titles but it’s still chugging along for some reason, unable to reach the finish line. Artwise, this continues to be…
Many who have seen the rejected pilot for Global Frequency have wondered why it was never picked up as a series. Having just watched it, I think I can cite one very good reason. First, some background. Like many readers of graphic novels, I am a big fan of the work of Warren Ellis. In…
Chuck Dixon-Comic Creator and Pulp Writer AP: Tell us a little about yourself and your pulp interests. CD: If you want to know the history of comics you have to go back to the newspaper strips and the pulps. Those are the parents of the comic book. In the 70s they were reprinting a lot…
Chuck Dixon-Comic Creator and Pulp Writer AP: Tell us a little about yourself and your pulp interests. CD: If you want to know the history of comics you have to go back to the newspaper strips and the pulps. Those are the parents of the comic book. In the 70s they were reprinting a lot…
DC Entertainment’s All-Star Superman was one of the better things to be released by the company during the past decade. It was universally acclaimed and awarded, recently being collected in an Absolute edition. Now, Warner Premiere is tackling Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely’s 12-part saga as their next animated feature. Here’s the formal press release:BURBANK,…
I admit to being leery when Warner Animation announced their plans to follow the amazing [[[Batman the Animated Adventures]]] with a next generation hero called [[[Batman Beyond]]]. After all, it was a clear departure from the source material and there was no knowing how this would work. As it turns out, there was little to…
Do you actually drink from those collectible glasses you’ve been hoarding all these years? You might want to give that another thought. The Associated Press conducted a test on glasses featuring Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Batman, and characters from The Wizard of Oz and they discovered these collectibles exceed federal limits for lead in…
MARK MADDOX AWARD WINNING ARTIST & HUMORIST AP – Hi Mark, and thanks so much for stopping by All Pulp HQ. In the past few years you’ve made quite a name for yourself in the pulp field and it is a pleasure to finally be able to sit and talk with you about your art…
