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Interview With Des Taylor Creator/Writer & Artist of Scarlett Couture
This week I had the chance to talk to Des Taylor about his new creator owned series launching in April from Titan Comics.
Interview With Douglas Monce from Atomic Age Pictures
Creator and Director Douglas Monce is the award winning director of such films as The Pinup and the Poltergeist, Her Big Night, and the black and white film noir Blackout. Working in the film industry for over 20 years, Douglas is also an experienced director of photography, having photographed such projects as the steampunk web series Mantecoza. Douglas’ film credits include The Quick and the Dead, Fear, The Secret Agent Club, and Sworn to Justice.
Full Clueless Gamer Super Bowl Mortal Kombat X Edition
It's worth watching just for their reactions to the over the top gore to Mortal Kombat X... I can't wait for the parents groups to get a hold of this one it's going to make the 90s look meek.
Review: Alien Outpost
Usually I like to lead the reader on with a review saving my end all be all thoughts about the material being reviewed, until the very end. I’m not going to do that with Alien Outpost; the reason is so that you can finish the review and understand why when I say, “it’s pretty good”, it doesn’t come off as overly simplistic or me shying away from a seemingly hard review.
Review: The Unwritten: Apocalypse #12
I hope someday I’m smart enough to love Unwritten: Apocalypse. Perhaps it’ll happen if I ever get around to reading all the literary texts and theory that it alludes to, as well as the bulk of the preceding main comic, which has been on my to-read list since finishing volume two and recognizing that someday I’d want to have the series in beautiful leather-bound hardcovers ala Ron Burgundy, and “Eww, do I hate these cheaply made trades.”
Review: They’re Not Like Us #2
Let me just out myself first. I really like Eric Stephenson. When Nowhere Men was all that anyone seemed to talk about (anyone who reads comics as often as I do, at least), I said “Nu-uh, ain’t gonna fall for the hype” and reread Y: The Last Man for the fifth time instead.
Interview: Death Saves Anthology Creators
Death Saves: Fallen Heroes of the Kitchen Table is already fully funded and successful on Kickstarter, but we have an interview with a few of the creators that helped on the series. First is SM Vidaurri talking about "Destiny", followed by Kevin Budnik talking about "Crit Fail" and lastly Matthew Blake with his tale "Roll Vs. Dungeon Master." If you're interested in the project (you should be) then head over to kickstarter where there's still plenty of time to take advantage of the rewards and check out the projects stretch goals!
Avengers Assemble Adds The Dark Avengers... I'm Sure That Won't Confuse Kids At All (Video)
I love how the Disney XD Marvel cartoons take all these great comic ideas and cram them into one crappy episode. Here's a a complex storyline... let's just make it a 26 minute cartoon about an alternate universe. On top of that it's not even the read Dark Avengers... balls.
Review: Justice League: Throne of Atlantis
Whenever I am asked who makes the best movies Marvel or DC? I have always replied that Marvel has the live action down while DC seems to have the animation locked in solid. This has been my opinion for several years and I believe that this has been the norm for awhile.
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On December 2nd, we unleash LANCER #1, a brutal near-future action thriller. LANCER is ALIENS meets the gig economy: military veterans use an app to hunt dangerous species for cash, until one job beneath New York City hunts them back.