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Comic Book Reviews: Logan 1, Raven 1, Cable 1 and Much More!
The Stack is now in HD! Welcome to the future of Pulp Secret. Watch us in HD on DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4kyvr_comic-book-reviews-logan-1-raven-1_creation More Newsarama Sneak Reviews! We got an early look at Logan #1 written by Brian K. Vaughan. Lots of great stuff for Wolverine fans. Raven #1 is another number one of a limited series we checked out this week. It goes deep into DC continuity. On stands this week, Cable #1 is a Messiah Complex spin-off. Cable is traveling somewhere in time with an X-Baby trying to keep it safe from harm. Then, in the speed round we've got Jack of Fables #20 (fun and truly funny), RASL #1 (from Jeff Smith the creator of Bone), All Star Batman & Robin #9 (a book Pete calls creepy), X-Men Legacy #208 (highly recommended and is a great jumping on point), and Crime Bible #5 (a fantastic book, well worth getting the TPB). In our viewer mail, J Yo on the Pulp Secret forums asks what our favorite "holy crap" moment in comics was.
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New York Comic Con Day 1: Milo Ventimiglia, Grant Morrison
Hey! We're at Comic Con this weekend. Here's our first of many episodes from Comic Con. We'll be publishing longer versions of these interviews in the next couple of weeks. Here's a quick look at some folks we talked to and things we saw. Also, joining us is John Siuntres from Newsarama.com and the Word Balloon podcast. Thanks, John! In this episode, quick hits with Dan DiDio Senior VP of DC Comics, Milo Ventimiglia from ABC's LOST, Hulk writer Greg Pak, Lou Ferrigno (TV's The Hulk!), David Petersen who created Mouse Guard, and Walter Simonson who's writing the new World of Warcraft comics. Watch for extended versions of these interviews right here very soon! Thanks for watching. We've got two more days of fun to go.
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Comic Book Reviews: Green Lantern #28, Dark Tower and more!
If you've got a fast connection or a big screen, you could be watching us in High Definition. Head to our website for the links: http://pulpsecret.com Thanks to YouTube user Hellointernet for his Hulk review. Watch many more of his comic book reviews at: http://youtube.com/hellointernet We've got a Newsarama Review of Powers #28 written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Michael Oeming. If you're not reading this series, you should be. Then we take a look at Green Lantern #28. Pete's not really on board, but the rest of us definitely are. Dark Tower: The Long Road Home builds on the work of Stephen King and his acclaimed Dark Tower series. Fans of Stephen King and the Dark Tower Universe will have a lot here to be happy about. In the Speed Round we cover Spider-man With Great Power #2, Blue Beetle #24, Rope Burn #1, Young Avengers Presents Hulkling #2 and Urban Monsters #1. A viewer asks us who our favorite comic book artists are and what are our favorite covers.
A look at the women of the Asian Excellence Awards. Featuring Grace Park, Maggie Q, Leyla Milani, Carrie Ann Inaba, Margaret Cho, Vivian Tam, and many more!
Fresh on the heels of its 2007 Emmy Award for Excellence in Television Documentary Filmmaking, P.O.V. returns for its 21st season on PBS with a powerful and provocative slate of films that explore the human stakes in such American election-year issues as war and peace, health care, border issues and race relations. This year P.O.V. also provides unique journeys into family burdens of the not-so-distant past, into the weirdly familiar backrooms of Japanese politics, and up one of the world’s most fabled — and fast disappearing — waterways: China’s Yangtze River. Plus, the best Johnny Cash documentary ever. P.O.V. kicks off on Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at 10 p.m. (check local listings) with Traces of the Trade: A Story From the Deep North, an extraordinary excavation of family secrets and Yankee myth that sheds new light on American race relations. P.O.V. continues its regular season on Tuesdays at 10 p.m. through Oct. 21, and will present two primetime specials. Critical Condition, a moving ...
From the new Vanity Fair. Miley Cyrus and her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, are photographed by Annie Leibovitz. Subscribe now at http://www.vanityfair.com/subscribe Created by and starring Jason Zumwalt. I am Zumwalt is a 60Frames original series. For more information, please visit us at http://www.60frames.com.
During the monster movie craze of the 1930's, monsters from around the world moved to Los Angeles to sell their stories and get movie deals. Unfortunately, they all got screwed over by Hollywood executives who stole their ideas and left them broke. So by the late 50's there is a monster underclass fairly well-established in the shadow of Hollywood. Renfield ( the bug-eating sycophant from Dracula ) and Igor (Dr. Frankenstein's bumbling assistant) are private detectives fighting to protect the monsters that have no one else to protect them. A tongue-in-cheek detective tale - it's pure noir, but all the femme fatales are zombies, the gangsters little green men and the most dangerous monsters of all are humans.
In the pilot episode of Satacracy 88, Angela's humdrum life is invaded by strange nightmares and terrifying assailants.
AJ Benza and Neal Gumpel discuss their choice for worst Oscar snub, "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly." Julian Schnabel should have won best director, despite his sick bathtub rumors floating around New York City. The Real Guys are blown away by one man’s ability to make women fall in love with him simply by blinking. A beautiful, touching, charming movie. And a somewhat classy review. Check it out. Created by and starring AJ Benza and Neal Gumpel. Real Guys Movie Review is a 60Frames original series. For more information, please visit us at http://www.60frames.com.
Don't forget to subscribe to our channel! Satirical animated adaptation of The Evolution of Dance. For more animation and cartoons go to http://www.aniboom.com
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