Another long delay. Sorry.
Here's the trailer I compiled after a couple hours of test shooting for the zombie movie my friends and I are making. It is inspired by Robert Kirkman's Walking Dead series.
To clarify something before you watch, none of this footage will be in the real movie (which should be obvious seeing as nobody looks like a zombie). We just needed to put something together in order to have something to show people when they're asking questions about the project, and when we're trying to cast people. Enjoy........
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Friday, October 26, 2007
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Ta-Rollin the Interwbs at the Speed of Light.......
Yes, I'm back with more. Unfortunately, I have had to neglect the blog again for a short period, so like so many comics these days I'm delayed.
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Luckily, not a single person is banking on me to finish something, so hey, I guess I have no expectations.
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Speaking of late books, check out Frank Cho's apology about his slowness on Mighty Avengers, and an update of sorts about how far Mark Bagley is on his Mighty Avengers run..
Also, Ed Brubaker is breakin' out the comic book candor once again, so take a look and find out a couple things about his creator owned titles, and the like..
What does Ron Marz have to say about the future of the Ion entity? .
Ethan Van Sciver Con sketches because I look out for your best interests.
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Rags Morales begs you to bear with him and Peter Tomasi on their upcoming Nightwing run (the cover he speaks about is below).
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Oh, and no, the Countdown Solicits (shown below) for January are most definitely correct.
COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS #17-13
Story by Paul Dini
Story consultant Keith Giffen
Scripts by Tony Bedard
Art by Pete Woods and Tom Derenick
Covers by Woods
It's all-out war as the Challengers find Ray Palmer — and so does everyone else! The fate of a universe hangs in the balance, as heroes and villains from across the multiverse face betrayal and death with Earth as their battlefield!Plus, more DC Villains origin backup stories, including Harley Quinn!
I retire. Bye.
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Luckily, not a single person is banking on me to finish something, so hey, I guess I have no expectations.
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Speaking of late books, check out Frank Cho's apology about his slowness on Mighty Avengers, and an update of sorts about how far Mark Bagley is on his Mighty Avengers run..
Also, Ed Brubaker is breakin' out the comic book candor once again, so take a look and find out a couple things about his creator owned titles, and the like..
What does Ron Marz have to say about the future of the Ion entity? .
Ethan Van Sciver Con sketches because I look out for your best interests.
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Rags Morales begs you to bear with him and Peter Tomasi on their upcoming Nightwing run (the cover he speaks about is below).
.
.Oh, and no, the Countdown Solicits (shown below) for January are most definitely correct.
COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS #17-13
Story by Paul Dini
Story consultant Keith Giffen
Scripts by Tony Bedard
Art by Pete Woods and Tom Derenick
Covers by Woods
It's all-out war as the Challengers find Ray Palmer — and so does everyone else! The fate of a universe hangs in the balance, as heroes and villains from across the multiverse face betrayal and death with Earth as their battlefield!Plus, more DC Villains origin backup stories, including Harley Quinn!
I retire. Bye.
Friday, October 12, 2007
Brace Yourself, This Might Hurt..........
Rob Liefeld, creator of such classics as Youngblood, and X-Force riffs on the writer of Watchmen, and V For Vendetta: Alan Moore.
Sit back, grab some popcorn, and maybe a screw driver, because after you read half the article you'll realize that maybe a screw driver to the temple might be less painful.
So now that you've read it, check out these wonderful responses from Liefeld himself.
Now, if you're still on the fence, then I can't help you. The hypocrisy of Liefeld's argument is astonishing. He rags on Moore for breaking relationships with companies, and he himself had a terrible divorce with Image in the 90's, and on other occasions he's had issues with Marvel.
If I could, I would draw a picture of a pot calling a kettle black. However, I know that when I lack talent or proper information in an area, or on a topic, I just avoid doing that thing at all. Take that for what you will Rob "Anatomically Sound" Liefeld.
Sit back, grab some popcorn, and maybe a screw driver, because after you read half the article you'll realize that maybe a screw driver to the temple might be less painful.
So now that you've read it, check out these wonderful responses from Liefeld himself.
Now, if you're still on the fence, then I can't help you. The hypocrisy of Liefeld's argument is astonishing. He rags on Moore for breaking relationships with companies, and he himself had a terrible divorce with Image in the 90's, and on other occasions he's had issues with Marvel.
If I could, I would draw a picture of a pot calling a kettle black. However, I know that when I lack talent or proper information in an area, or on a topic, I just avoid doing that thing at all. Take that for what you will Rob "Anatomically Sound" Liefeld.
Shiny Like the 1990's.......
Cap trailer from the desks at Marvel, keep an eye out for the classic Rob Liefeld Cap armor in there as you watch.........
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Batman Frank Miller Style
While searching for cringe worthy videos today for this very blog, I stumbled upon this masterpiece which I'd only heard of and never saw for myself......
Friday, October 5, 2007
Podcast-ilicious
Well, I've been involved in a couple new episodes of the Clobberin' Time Podcast recently, so check those out by clicking on the corresponding link below. For your convenience there is a short description for the episode (straight from the acme comics blog) below each link......
August 24th Episode
August 24th Episode
- A new Clobberin Time podcast is on the air! Clobberin Time is the in-your-face comic/pop-culture radio show in Bloomington IL, originally heard on WESN 88.1 FM on Thursday nights at 8pm. This week: Christopher claims that he bought nine comics this week and that they were all awesome. Jim and Rick debate the merits of the magnificent Nine.
- A new Clobberin Time podcast is on the air! Clobberin Time is the in-your-face comic/pop-culture radio show in Bloomington IL, originally heard on WESN 88.1 FM on Thursday nights at 8pm. This week: a discussion of the weirdest things sold at a comic shop, Jim Lee butting in line at the bar, Power Man vs Iron Fist: a debate, and a Miracleman idea.
- A new Clobberin Time podcast is on the air! Clobberin Time is the in-your-face comic/pop-culture radio show in Bloomington IL, originally heard on WESN 88.1 FM on Thursday nights at 8pm. This week: Jim gives us all a peek at the behind-the-scenes world of comic production and distribution. Also a bit of talk about Iron Giant, Amazing Stories, and Countdown…with a Crab Mask?
- A new Clobberin Time podcast is on the air! Clobberin Time is the in-your-face comic/pop-culture radio show in Bloomington IL, originally heard on WESN 88.1 FM on Thursday nights at 8pm. This week: Rick gets depressed about his social theory of comics, the group discusses the Grant Morrissons Batman, and Jim shares a recipe for a unique culinary delight.
Besides that, I also have some comic book gossip/what have you. This time it involves Ed Brubaker, and his run on Batman a couple years back. Here's his impression of the run, as seen in this message board post.
Brubaker also had this to say about Jeph Loeb.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Cool Your Jets......
What does Tim Bradstreet, Punisher artist extraordinaire have to say about the upcoming sequel to the Thomas Jane Punisher movie? Well, check it out for yourself on his message board.
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If there's anyone to listen to about this film, it's Bradstreet. He did lots of work on the first film, and from what I've heard, he'll be back for some more this time around. Oh, and that script review mentioned can be found here.
Overall, the guy seemed to start off with a positive review, but don't stop reading before you get to page 2........
While viewing Rags (Identity Crisis) Morales's message board over at the comic bloc, I spotted this wonderful little piece of jerkiness. I also was happy to find Morales's logical and level headed rebuttal.
The last tidbit for today is this zombie-fied Leonard Kirk Hulk cover, which will be the variant cover to Hulk #111, which he is also doing the interiors for.......
That is all for now.
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If there's anyone to listen to about this film, it's Bradstreet. He did lots of work on the first film, and from what I've heard, he'll be back for some more this time around. Oh, and that script review mentioned can be found here.
Overall, the guy seemed to start off with a positive review, but don't stop reading before you get to page 2........
While viewing Rags (Identity Crisis) Morales's message board over at the comic bloc, I spotted this wonderful little piece of jerkiness. I also was happy to find Morales's logical and level headed rebuttal.
The last tidbit for today is this zombie-fied Leonard Kirk Hulk cover, which will be the variant cover to Hulk #111, which he is also doing the interiors for.......
That is all for now.
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