COMIC CORNER: ROCKWELL OF MARS! COMIC CORNER: ROCKWELL OF MARS! JOE JUSKO’S COVER ART FOR THE FEBRUARY 2011 ISSUE OF DYNAMITE’S ERB JOHN CARTER COMIC BOOK ADAPTATION WARLORD OF MARS #5 PAYS HOMAGE TO THE CLASSIC NORMAN ROCKWELL SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE COVERS . VERY COOL . . . ~
Generally I hate to jump on the "I hate T$R"" bandwagon, but this iis redamndonkulous! Here is proof-positive that WOTC needs to join Braniff Airlines, the Triangle Shirt Company, and IG Farben in the corporate dustbin:
Last night, my wife took my nine year old son, himself a budding history buff, to our favorite Japanese restaurant. He decided it was the perfect time to educate his mom about Pearl Harbor. Fortunately, she got him to change the subject before his lecture got to Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
These images are from Korean figure design pro Yeon Gunn (a.k.a. AHEAD). More of his work can be found at his official site: BHEADWORKS 2005-2008 :: 네이버 블로그
I often tell folks that my two favorite directors* are the Two Johns: Milius and Hughes.
Milius presented the life I aspired to. Hughes presented the life I lived. In other words, I wanted to be Conan or a Wolverine I was Farmer Ted and Ducky Dale.
This year's club exclusive action figures include a 3 3/4-inch Sea Adventurer and a twelve-inch Man of the Sea, which is basically a Sea Adventurer with a clean shave in his skivvies.
Back when I was blogging regularly, I had a weekly feature called Topographic Tuesday." Each week, I would post a map of a fictional place, whether it was China Mieville's New Crobuzan or Mary Tyler Moore's t.v. apartment.
Now, that torch has been handed off to Comic Book Cartography. CBC has maps of Kamandi's Earth A.D. (as seen in this post), the Baxter Building, SHIELD headquarters, and Pogo's swamp.
PLANET ALGOL is the currently at the top of my list of "Campaigns I Wish I Were Playing In." With the possible exception of the Flagons & Dragons Gamma World game, that is.
Just take a look at the latest offering at Planet Algol: a bit of brainstorming of the pulp sword & sorcery sort that makes me covetous.
Back when my wife and I were newlyweds, X-Files was our show. We watched religiously. I haven't seen an episode in years. Back when FX would run marathons, I would revisit my favorite episodes: "Home," "Jose Chung," the baseball episode, etc.