The Other Guys Are On the Move

This motion poster [on display at IMPAwards.com] for The Other Guys is really cool and pretty funny to boot. I love the possibilities.
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This motion poster [on display at IMPAwards.com] for The Other Guys is really cool and pretty funny to boot. I love the possibilities.

If you’re excited about The Expendables, then you may want to check out this interview with writer, Chuck Dixon, who is writing the prequel Expendables comic.

It’s no secret that Steranko’s classic noir illustrated novel Chandler: Red Tide is being reprinted in a hardcover edition. Although I’ve got an original copy, I’ve put in an order for the updated version. You’ll get a better feeling for why I’m so excited if you click here.


Earlier this week CoedMagazine.com listed their choices for The 10 Greatest Saturday Morning Cartoons in History. So, using just their top ten, here is my top four:
I have to tell you, their choices stink. First of all, how are H.R. Pufnstuf, Sigmun the Sea Monster and Land of the Lost considered cartoons? If these shows qualify as “cartoons” then The Monkees and The Banana Splits should have made the list.
I’d always thought that “cartoon” indicated animation. Using that criteria then why didn’t Jonny Quest, Space Ghost, Tom & Jerry, The Roadrunner, and others not make the cut? Bah!

Although I’m looking forward to Iron Man 2, this new generic-looking poster isn’t helping build the anticipation.

Being the Dave Johnson fan that I am, I was pleased even with this extremely short interview (which is sadly no longer available) with Rev. Dave by the fine folks at CBR.com. You might be too!

Hey! I almost forgot to post the results of my predictions for UFC Live on Versus:
80% ain’t bad!

Bet you can’t wait to see Oliver Stone’s The Murder of Martin Luther King starring Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe and Jodie Foster. Unfortunately, you’re going to have to. Maybe forever, because there is no such movie.
This poster comes from a site called Movies They Should Make. Talk about a cool idea. I hope this site takes off because it has so much potential.

It’s been a while since we heard from my buddy, Bill Black. Bill is a comic writer, artist, and publisher. He’s also a film-maker. Bill wrote in to say that he’s working to get his films carried by Amazon.com. If that happens it’d be a great thing for Bill and his fans. Until then Bill’s films can be purchased through his CultRetro site.

Jon Riggle is back, this time with his take on Sly from The Expendables. Jon is an illustrator and photographer. He also created the Sci-Fi comic strip Sonic Jack and is available for commissions. You can see more of Jon’s art here and here.
Thanks to Jon and John Beatty for the gift.

Here are my predictions for tomorrow night’s UFC Live on Versus:

You’ve heard me singing the praises of Victor Gischler many times before. It’s no secret that I’m really looking forward to his soon-to-be-released crime/noir novel, The Deputy.
If you’re feelin’ lucky [said in my best Clint Eastwood voice], then you might want to enter a contest that Keith Rawson is running over at his Bloody Knuckles, Callused Fingers site. If you win you’ll get an advanced reading copy of, you guessed it, Gischler’s The Deputy.
Of course you can also order The Deputy from the publisher and use the promo code “twitter” to get three bucks off and free shipping! And if you prefer Amazon, here’s a link for that as well. The cool thing about ordering the book is that you’re a guaranteed winner!

No, that isn’t me when I first wake up. It’s actually a card that my buddy, Rafael Kayanan did for a Lord of the Rings trading card set. You can see that card and others when you check out this interview with Raf over at the Sketch Card Art Blog.