Thank goodness the wicked Helen did not bring about the end of mankind and civilization as we knew it. This meant the characters of ITV’s Primeval could come back for a fresh go-round. The show took a breather after the third season ended in 2009 and came back in seven and six episode arcs, making…
It is “The Wicked Day,” indeed, for Merlin, Arthur – and all of Camelot. It begins with a festive birthday celebration for Prince Arthur … but ends as the destinies of Arthur and the warlock Merlin come clear. This one enormously fateful day is the backdrop for an all-new episode MERLIN, titled “The Wicked Day,”…
Britain’s favourite war comic, Commando, reached a major milestone in June 2011 when it celebrated the 50th anniversary of its first publication on 27th June 1961. Part of the Dundee-based DC Thomson & Co. Ltd stable of comics and magazines, Commando publishes 4 stories every fortnight — 2 new and 2 re-issued classic stories —…
…we present to you this wonderful work by Amy Mebberson, who cut her teeth on British Muppet Mash-ups with Muppet Sherlock Holmes for BOOM! Do yourself a favor and read her charming webcomic Thorn.
Boom! Studios has announced that Steed and Mrs. Peel issue #1 will be in stores January 2012. Written by Grant Morrison with illustrations and a cover by Ian Gibson, this comic book mini series is based on characters created for the classic British TV series, “The Avengers”. From writer Grant Morrison — “The Golden Game…
Let Them Talk Hugh Laurie Produced by Joe Henry Warner Bros. Records Let us stipulate up front that Hugh Laurie is an insanely talented individual. He’s a comedian, a comic actor, a dramatic actor, a comedy writer, a novelist, plays piano, guitar, and percussion, and, apparently, deep down in his soul, according to the liner…
“This isn’t about humanity! This isn’t about the future!” So said a member of the Outcasts cast late in the show’s abbreviated run and it’s a shame because a story set in the future should be about that very thing. Creator Ben Richards wrote earlier this year, “The inspiration behind Outcasts was the desire to…
Sapper’s BULLDOG DRUMMOND, ex-military man turned adventurer, is coming to BBC Radio on Tuesday, August 9th 2011. An adventure in six parts, read by Julian Rhind-Tutt, the episodes will air in chronological order all week, and will be available on BBC iPlayer for those of you unlucky enough not to be British. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00nnrh6
ALL PULP INTERVIEW –MD JACKSON, ARTIST BY GUEST COLUMNIST JOSHUA REYNOLDS AP: Let’s start off with an easy one…who IS MD Jackson? Is he man? Mystery? Monster? None of the above? MDJ: Well, that depends on who you ask. If you ask my wife she would probably agree with ‘monster’, although ‘bear’ would probably fit…
GHOSTS OF WAR By George Mann Pyr Books 231 pages Available July 2011 Hot on the heels of earning a Pulp Factory Award nomination for Best Pulp Novel of 2010 for GHOST OF MANHATTAN, writer George Mann unleashes the second novel in this steampunk series. Although considering the archetype pulp trappings these books are totally…
In this corner, being all tiny and spooky: Kindergoth And in this corner, with the British accents and the glowing purple eyes: Freak Angels Which strip outdoes the other? That’s up to you! Vote now! [poll id=”8″] Polling closes at 11:59 Eastern Standard Time on Saturday, March 12! Click here to see all the webcomics…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Pulp Reviews by Tommy Hancock‘KRAMPUSNACT’A Charles St. Cyprian Tale written By Joshua Reynoldsdistributed in limited time as free tale from Author We oftentimes get the attitude that just because a story has a theme or is centered around an event, especially a holiday, that it is just that…a special novelty tale in remembrance…
