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Posts Tagged ‘Science Fiction’
CrossGen Chronicles: Talking with Tony Bedard
Posted: October 5, 2016 in Comics, Commentary, CrossGen Comics, DC Comics, Fantasy, Horror, Interviews, Lost Comics History, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, Science Fiction, TransformersTags: Barbara Kesel, Bart Sears, Brandon Peterson, Brath, Butch Guice, Chuck Dixon, Conan, CrossGen Comics, DC Comics, Disney, Fantasy, George Perez, Greg Land, Jim Cheung, Mark Alessi, Mark Waid, Marvel Comics, Meridian, Negation, Negation War, Paul Pelletier, Ron Marz, Science Fiction, Scion, Scot Eaton, Sherlock Holmes, Sigil, Sigilverse, Sojourn, Steve Epting, Steve McNiven, Tony Bedard, Valiant Comics, Vertigo, Way of the Rat
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In 2000, CrossGen Comics launched. Founded by millionaire Mark Alessi, CrossGen sought to expand the comics industry by forgoing super-hero titles and focusing on the Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Victorian Mystery, and Sword and Sorcery genres. Each of CrossGen’s titles stood on their own but was tied to a greater mythology thanks to a Sigil, which was the source of many characters powers.
The “sigil bearers” were supposed to join forces against a cosmic threat called the Negation in the mini-series, NEGATION WAR that would cap off four years of stories. Unfortunately, CrossGen went out of business after the second issue shipped? So what would’ve happened? Only NEGATION WAR writer Tony Bedard knew, until now…
I reached out to Tony to find out his plans for NEGATION WAR. Who’d live? Who’d die? How would the series end? Click to find out. (more…)
The Greatest Voltron Episodes
Posted: June 9, 2016 in Animation, Anime, Cartoons, Comics, Commentary, Entertainment, Fantasy, Science Fiction, TV, VoltronTags: Anime, Fantasy, Lion Forge Comics, Lion Voltron, Netflix, Science Fiction, Voltron, Voltron Force, Voltron Legendary Defender, World Events Productions
By Todd Matthy
This Friday Netflix will release Voltron: Legendary Defender, a reimagining of the classic TV series I grew up with.
Voltron has a special place in my heart. It’s a mix of my favorite genres: Sci-Fi and Fantasy, and robots. Plus, (in addition to Robotech) it kickstarted my love of Anime. Personally, Voltron means much more. I was an “Assistant Editor” on the Media Blasters DVD. I’ll never forget when I went to New Jersey to look at footage for extras and discovered the long lost original pilot. I wrote an article for Protoculture Addicts about my experience.
To prepare for the new Netflix series, I’m rewatching the classic show and thought I’d share my favorite episodes with you. Click below and comment if you agree or disagree. (And if you want to watch a few of these episodes check out the Voltron You Tube Page.)
Meet Evil #TeamRobot: Meglia
Posted: May 27, 2016 in Animation, Cartoons, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Fantasy, Fiction, Links, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, News, Robots vs. Princesses, Science Fiction, Transformers, Uncategorized, VoltronTags: Disney, Disney Princesses, Fairy tales, Fantasy, Robotech, Robots vs. Princesses, Science Fiction, Transformers, Voltron
Meglia
Tyrannis’ sycophant and spy. A hunched over, skinny, Decimator who speaks with hiss and is always scheming. Meglia walks with a limp due to an injury in battle but that has only made him more dangerous because it gives him time to study and come up with ways to augment himself.
Meglia enjoys performing grotesque experiments on anything that moves on his own. He hopes to get the Princesses into his lab so he can learn the source of their power.
Will the Princesses get trapped in the horror that is Meglia’s lab? Back us on Kickstarter to find out!
Meet Evil #TeamRobot: Tyrannis
Posted: May 18, 2016 in Anime, Cartoons, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Entertainment, Fantasy, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, News, Robots vs. Princesses, Science Fiction, Transformers, Uncategorized, VoltronTags: Comics, Disney Princesses, Fantasy, Giant Robots, Making Comics, Robotech, Robots vs. Princesses, Science Fiction, Transfomers
Art by Nicolas Chapuis
Tyrannis
Leader of the Decimators. Tyrannis wants total domination over everything that lives. Those that don’t fall in line, are terminated. The reason Tyrannis believes this is unknown to him but encountering the princesses has unlocked memories that were thought erased by his creator. Tyrannis wants answers. But, more so he wants to eliminate any threat to his and followers well being. If humans and princesses are in his way, so be it.
Can Tyrannis be stopped? Pledge to our Kickstarter and find out!
Meet #TeamPrincess: Zara
Posted: May 13, 2016 in Anime, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics, Entertainment, Fantasy, Fiction, Links, Literature, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, News, Robots vs. Princesses, Science Fiction, Transformers, TV, UncategorizedTags: #makecomics, #robotsvsprincesses, #teamprincess, Disney, Disney Princesses, Fantasy, Robotech, Robots vs. Princesses, Science Fiction, Transformers, Voltron
Zara:
Age: 13
Kingdom: Tanglewylde
Zara is a bright, spirited, thirteen-year-old girl with red hair and brown eyes. Zara is a daydreamer and go getter always leaves an impression on people with her charming but stubborn personality. Zara idolizes her ancestor Queen Kyra, who saved the five kingdoms of Harmonia during the “Days of Fire” as the last dragon rider. This, along with a desire to upstage her fellow princesses, is she journeys to the Forbidden Woods to find a baby dragon for the Midsummer Recital.
There she meets Wheeler and discovers a destiny that will make her just as important (perhaps greater) then her ancestor, Kyra.
Want to see Zara’s story? Please check out our Kickstarter.
Where to Purchase Wicked Game
Posted: April 30, 2014 in Comics, Crime, Girls, Links, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, News, Science Fiction, Suzi Lorraine, Uncategorized, Wicked GameTags: Blade Runner, chris issak, Comic Book stores, comic books, Crime, film noir, Mindy Indy, Mindy Steffen, Roderic Rodriguez, Science Fiction, Suzi Lorraine, Taken, Todd Matthy, wicked game
The following stores are carrying WICKED GAME. Pick up a copy and check out some other great comics. If you are a retailer interested in carrying WICKED GAME please fill out the form after the jump.
Print on Demand/Digital
Indy Planet-Click to go to listing
Drive Thru Comics-Click to go to listing.
Comicxposure-Click to go to listing.
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Modern Myths–822 Mamaroneck Ave, Mamaroneck, NY
The Spider’s Web-887A Yonkers Ave. Yonkers, NY
Womrath’s Books– 76 Pondfield Road. Bronxville, NY
Carmine Street Comics– 34 Carmine Street. West Village. New York, NY
St.Mark’s Comics-11 St. Marks Place. New York, NY 10003
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Wicked Game: The Players-Who is Zladko
Posted: April 25, 2014 in Anime, Comics, Crime, Making Comics, Science Fiction, Wicked GameTags: comic books, film noir, human trafficking, Science Fiction, Taken, Todd Comics, Veronica Lake, villains, wicked game
Wicked Game: The Players- Who is David?
Posted: April 21, 2014 in Comics, Crime, Fiction, Making Comics, News, Science Fiction, Suzi Lorraine, Wicked GameTags: chris issak, comic books, Comics, Crime, film noir, Game of Thrones, Jamie Lannister, Making Comics, Nickolaj Coster-Waldau, Science Fiction, wicked game
Y&P At the Movies: Man of Steel
Posted: June 16, 2013 in Celebrity, Comics, Commentary, DC Comics, Entertainment, Links, News, Reviews, Science Fiction, Superman, Y&PTags: Amy Adams, comic books, DC Comics, Henry Cavill, Man of Steel, Science Fiction, superman, Zack Snyder
By Todd Matthy
Richard Donner’s Superman: The Movie is one of the greatest movies ever made. Spider-Man, Batman Begins, Iron Man, and every other superhero movie have followed the blueprint it laid out. It’s heart and verisimilitude allowed the movie to stand the test of time. However, times change and you can’t keep the Man of Steel off the big screen forever. Bryan Singer attempted to resurrect the last son of Krypton in 2006’s Superman Returns. A noble effort, Superman Returns was undone by its slavish devotion to Richard Donner’s classic and a lack of action. Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen) seeks to rectify this with Man of Steel. So, does it soar like Superman: The Movie or crash like Superman IV: The Quest for Peace? Click below to find out.
WARNING: MINOR SPOILERS!
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