“Sinners” Alt Poster by Shawn Mansfield!

Sinners is one of my all-time favorite movies. I love the number of really sweet alt posters the film has inspired, like this one from Shawn Mansfield.
“We gonna kill every last one of ya.” – Mary
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Sinners is one of my all-time favorite movies. I love the number of really sweet alt posters the film has inspired, like this one from Shawn Mansfield.
“We gonna kill every last one of ya.” – Mary
ROBERT B. PARKER’S THE BRIDGE: A COLE AND HITCH NOVEL by Robert Knott
First sentence…
The dense mass of stars was unusually ominous and threatening as if the whole tangle of constellations was up to no damn good.
The Overview: Beware of Spoilers…
Word reaches Appaloosa that the massive 300 foot bridge being built over the Rio Blanco River has been blown up. There has been no account of the lives lost or who was behind the deadly blast. Appaloosa’s sheriff, Sledge Driskill and his two deputies ride out to investigate.
When days pass with no word from Sheriff Driskill, territorial Marshals Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch decide to investigate. It could be that Driskill and his men were delayed by the treacherous winter storm that has hit the area.
Or it could be something worse.
When Cole and Hitch are involved, bet on something worse.
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THE BRIDGE is the seventh Cole and Hitch outing and the third written by Robert Knott. The first four were written by the series creator, Robert B. Parker. Knott was selected to continue the series due to Knott’s involvement with the movie adaptation of Parker’s first Cole and Hitch novel, APPALOOSA. Knott co-wrote the screenplay with Ed Harris, the star of the film. Knott also served as a producer on the film and played a supporting role in it as well. Knott was a worthy choice to continue the Cole and Hitch tales. Each new novel is sure to entertain.
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Denis Medri is a Rocky fan who revisits the film a couple of times a year. Medri (rightfully) calls it a masterpiece. He saw the trailer for I Play Rocky and it inspired him to repost a Rocky drawing he did way back in 2013!

No one creates characters as physically imposing as Gerardo Zaffino.

Yvan Quinet has created a Jaws alt poster that is worthy of the classic!
“As you see, it’s a beautiful day, the beaches are open and people are having a wonderful time. Amity, as you know, means ‘friendship’..” – Mayor Vaughn

The Poster and Trailer for (Bill) Sienkiewicz That Polish Guy is here. Bill Sienkiewicz broke into comics while still a teenager. Some (at first) wrote him off as a Neal Adams clone… but even those folks couldn’t deny Sienkiewicz’s talent. Soon enough Bill Sienkiewicz was creating groundbreaking art. Never one to rest on what he had already done, Sienkiewicz’s art was always morphing into something new. That is why Bill Sienkiewicz is many fans’ favorite and an artist’s artist.
Deal me in.
THAT POLISH GUY is the feature documentary on Bill Sienkiewicz, the artist who broke every rule in comics and changed the medium forever.
Directed by Remsy Atassi
Produced by Sal Abbinanti
Presented by Comic Book Pros
The poster and trailer for Neuromancer is here. William Gibson was way ahead of his time when he wrote the novel in 1984. The trailer has my interest so…
Deal me in.
Callum Turner stars in the cyberpunk series adapted from William Gibson’s genre-defining 1984 novel. Streaming on Apple TV on January 22.
A poster and teaser for Mike Flanagan’s series adaption of Stephen King’s Carrie have arrived.
I like King’s novel and am a huge fan of Brian DePalma’s movie adaptation. Since I’m also a Flanagan fan, and the trailer works, I’m looking forward to this. The fact that the entire series drops on October 7th is a plus.
Deal me in.
She just wanted a friend. They gave her a fight.
All episodes of Carrie, a new series from Mike Flanagan, premiere October 7 on Prime Video.

Well, this is certainly a first. Bruce “The Batman” Wayne vs Rocky “The Italian Stallion” Balboa by Tokaji. I’m putting my money on The Stallion.
This 30 Days of Night Alt Poster by Fredlobo Lopez is money. It captures the start of one of my favorite scenes in the movie. The vampires are about to attack the citizens of the village and all hell breaks loose. It is complete chaos and the movie captures it perfectly. Click on the image to see a biggie-sized version.

Andy Fish is is a freelance artist and writer. Fish’s clients include DC Comics, Warner Bros. Animation, Dark Horse Comics, Archie Comics, Papercutz Books, Chartwell Books, Quarto Publishing, McFarlane Press, Warner Licensing, Marvel Comics, Penguin Random House, Makimono Entertainment as well as hundreds of freelance illustration projects, graphic design projects, packaging, character design, movie and TV storyboards and much more.
I got this sketch of Sly Stallone as Jack Carter at a HeroesCon. The scan doesn’t do the original justice.

Us (1927)
Director: James Parrott
Screenplay: Leo McCarey, H.M. Walker
Stars: Charley Chase, Margaret Quimby, Jim Mason, William Orlamond.
Tagline: None.
The Plot…
Charley dreams of flying. Every day Charley goes to the airfield where for a small price a pilot will give you a plane ride. Every day Charley gets in line with his money ready. And every day, Charley chickens out.
Today is no different. Well… except for one small change.
Charley went to the airfield. He got in line with his money. He chickened out. Instead of leaving he went over to stand by one of the airplanes. When a cute woman came by, Charley acted as if he was a pilot and the plane was his.
What Charley didn’t know is the woman is a pilot and the plane is hers. She thought Charley was cute by trying to impress her as a pilot when it was so clear, he wasn’t.
But she played along. She asked Charley to take her up for a ride. At that point Charley couldn’t refuse.
Better buckle up. It’s going to be a bumpy ride.
Thoughts (beware of spoilers)…
Charley Chase was an writer, director and actor. Although he died at a relatively young age (46), his resume includes 282 acting roles, 174 films as a director and 37 as writer.
Us was directed by Charley Chase’s brother.
Us is a play on the title of Charles Lindberg’s account of his solo flight across the Atlantic, titled We.
Us (1927) rates 3 of 5 stars.

