Cover: Dan Brereton This Halloween, Moonstone heads back to their monstrous roots with the Return of the Monsters Event. Return of the Monsters features four stand-alone tales of pulpâs mightiest heroes facing off against some classic monsters. One of those titles called The Spider vs. The Werewolf by writer Martin Powell with art by Jay…
One of the more enduring concepts introduced on Saturday morning television in 1967 was Hanna-Barbera’s Herculoids. Some of this has to do with its fabulous Alex Toth design work and much of it has to do with the unusual assortment of people and creatures that band together to fight for survival in a hostile environment….
AP: Martin, thanks for joining ALL PULP once again for an interview. Can you catch us up to speed on some of the things you’ve been doing since your last visit? POWELL: Thanks for asking me back. It’s been a crazily busy time since we last spoke. I’m writing several new comics, graphic novels, and…
It’s Round 2 of Mix March Madness, where 64 webcomics come in, but only one comes out! Let’s meet the comics that made it to the second round… ready to duke it out, as only webcomics can! And we have a battle of a cute monster against a cute kid who battles monsters! To my…
Horror fans can cheer as this second volume of macabre, creepy tales once again centers on the haunted town of Lights End, Maine, where nothing is what it seems. Unimaginable monsters fill the dreams of unsuspecting. Profusely illustrated by fantasy artist Earl Geier, this is a collection readers will not soon forget. ISBN: 1-934935-80-8. Retail…
In honor of monsters, October, and the number 13 (okay, ALL PULP added all that hyperbole, but it still works!) veteran pulp writer Joshua Reynolds is giving away copies of his newest work!! From the writer’s own blog- “…so here’s the deal: seeing as it’s the unluckiest day of the most spooktacular month, I’m offering…
The Horror Writers Association has announced the nominees for the 2009 Bram Stoker Award, honoring superior achievement in horror literature: SUPERIOR ACHIEVEMENT IN A NOVEL Audrey’s Door by Sarah Langan (Harper) Patient Zero: A Joe Ledger Novel by Jonathan Maberry (St. Martin’s Griffin) Quarantined by Joe McKinney (Lachesis Publishing) Cursed by Jeremy Shipp (Raw Dog…
Pixar burst onto the scene with [[[Toy Story]]] and proved that they were the successor to Walt Disney Studios by providing heart-warming, funny family-friendly animation, using pixels instead of paintbrushes. They followed up with [[[A Bug’s Life]]], which was another success, and they came right back with [[[Toy Story 2]]] which was an expected smash….
A quick tip of the hat to two Webcomics You Should Be Reading: Monster Commute just celebrated a year and 267 strips online on September 15th, 2009. “While it’s not 10,000 pages or anything that grand, it is cool to have gone a year and and not missed any updates. It’s little, but it’s OUR…
On March 27th, we wrote that “A long-simmering trademark dispute over who owns Famous Monsters of Filmland ended on Wednesday when a federal court in California issued a summary judgment against Ray Ferry, who had lost the trademark during a bankruptcy filing.” The ruling was actually a temporary injunction. Quoting from Philip Kim: At the…
Hey kids! It’s cool to create comics! TV says so! Nickelodeon has given the green light to a new mixed live-action/CG animated series, The Troop, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Writer/producer Jay Kogen (Frasier, Malcolm in the Middle and many others) will serve as showrunner for the new science fiction comedy series, from executive producer…
Jeffrey Katzenberg firmly believes in 3-D and told the audience at the inaugural 3DX Film and Entertainment Technology Festival, "In five to seven years, all films, regardless of budgets or type, will be made in 3-D." As seen this year and reported yesterday, more and more animated films and concert films are being shot for…
