LANCE STAR AND THE CROWN OF GENGHIS KAI– PART 5
Taking flight at www.lance-star.com Written by Bobby NashArt/Colors/Letters by James BurnsLance Star: Sky Ranger © Bobby NashClick on image for a larger view.
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LAUNCHING MARCH 2013!
Writer Bobby Nash and Artist James Burns, the creative team behind Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” return for a 10 part Lance Star: Sky Ranger webstrip adventure at www.lance-star.com. More news to follow. Stay tuned.
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SAVING THE COSMOS – HERE COMES LANCE STAR: SPACE RANGER
Story: Bobby Nash. Art: Jeff Austin Check out a sneak peek at the upcoming Lance Star: Space Ranger comic book story by Bobby Nash and Jeff Austin at the artist’s blog – http://pencilbrushblog.blogspot.com/2012/08/in-outerspaceaceaceace.html Lance Star: Sky Ranger comic #2: Strange Tales is coming soon. For more on Lance Star: Sky Ranger, visit www.lance-star.com Bobby
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Lance Star: Sky Ranger Writers Visit The Book Cave
Lance Star: Sky Ranger Vol. 3 Cover Art: Shannon Hall Bobby Nash, Van Allen Plexico, Bernadette Johnson, and Sean Taylor join Ric Croxton for episode 148 of the Book Cave to discuss the recent release of Lance Star: Sky Ranger Volume 3 from Airship 27 Productions and Cornerstone Books. You can listen to episode 148…
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Announcing The DC 52 Deadpool!
Look, they can’t all live forever. It’s a sad fact of life. Just as every new TV season brings shows that sound good on paper and test well in pilot stage, some series are going to be cancelled sooner or later. Even DC’s new 52 initiative, with multiple printings, will have series that will go…
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All Aboard The AIRSHIP DAEDALUS!
AIRSHIP DAEDALUS spins an exciting tale of two-fisted pulp adventure, set against the backdrop of 1920s exploration, science, mysticism and derring-do. Written by Todd Downing (Ordinary Angels) and drawn by Brian Beardsley (The Devil’s Own), Airship Daedalus follows the adventures of Captain “Stratosphere” Jack McGraw (ace pilot) and his crew: Dorothy “Doc” Starr (medic &…
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Eleven years without tides…
Some days I think I can still see it there in the night sky… What’s really horrible is the entire controversy over people wanting to replace it with a giant crescent moon, but some yo-yos think that’s too Islamic.
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Jeffrey Katzenberg Sees the Future in 3-D
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…
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MoCCA Catches Fire!
Smoke in the sub-basement, fire in the sky… As if this weekend’s MoCCA Art Festival weren’t already the hottest ticket in town during the hottest couple of days so far this year, there was a fire condition around 3 PM on Sunday that wound up causing an evacuation of the building. An earlier video of…
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The Science of Comics: Batman’s Gliding
The Dark Knight is overlooking the city from the ledge of a towering skyscraper when he spies a violent crime occurring in the streets below. Without even the hint of a pause, he jumps off the top of the building and uses his his outstretched cape to swoop down onto the crowd of evil-doers. That familiar scene…
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ComicMix History Lesson: Steve Ditko’s Revenge
The cover Mike Raub used to illustrate his ComicMix Radio piece earlier today reminded me of another cover of somewhat similar design … and quiet controversy. So it’s time for another ComicMix History Lesson! Once upon a time DC Comics had this idea of resurrecting their Showcase try-out series, but they made a couple significant changes. Instead…
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Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Reviews
I should warn you about these link-lists: Mondays tend to be longer than usual (since there’s a lot of content that goes up on the weekend, or early on Monday), and the beginning of the month tends to be longer than usual. Since we’re just past both of those things, this is going to be…
