This appears to be a fake image, but a reliable source says he saw this message on signs yesterday at the No King/s protest in Los Angeles.
Watch this and you will know.
Category: Sci-Fi
Marvelous Joltin’ Joe
June 25 will mark five years since the passing of Joe Sinnott. I was fourteen when I first read an interview with Joe. It was conducted by Mark Evanier and Tony Isabella (now preferring to be called Jenny Blake), and published in Marvelmania No. 4.
Here’s the original published format, suitable for widescreen viewing.
An brief bio is in the same issue, with Joe sharing space with bad boy Sci-Fi writer Harlan Ellison.
A Room at the Rock
“It sort of represents something that’s both horrible and beautiful.” — Donald Trump talking about Alcatraz
Something that’s both horrible and beautiful? Yeah, I can see that.
COMICS! TV! MOVIES! (and *ugh*) NEWS!
The Silver Surfer is a trans woman now?
Another American-born professional woman is told to leave the country.
Spaceship and Raygun
Here is an outstanding piece of original art that’s coming up for bids on Heritage Auctions. It was drawn by Frank Frazetta on Craftint Duo-Tone paper.
This is how the art appears as hand-colored by Frazetta for Russ Cochran’s Famous Funnies Portfolio (1975).
Getting an Earful
For the past several months, before going to bed I have been watching my way through the DVD set, Night Gallery: The Complete Series.
https://www.amazon.com/Night-Gallery-Complete-Rod-Serling/dp/B073CY8HYG/
One of the two stories that I remember best from the series when it originally aired is “The Caterpillar.” (The other is “The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes,” available here.)
The DVD includes several commentaries by Guillermo del Toro. It seems that I am far from the only one who remembers seeing “The Caterpillar.”