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Guillermo Del Toro is set to direct HP Lovecraft’s “At the Mountains of Madness,” my all time favorite horror story! Makes me want to squeel in rapturous delight like a little girl, but, you know, in a manly sort of way.
You know, the calibre of movies they are making nowadays is just . . . new. In other words, there was nothing so cool when I was a kid. Oh, there was some cool stuff (Heavy Metal (the movie), Clash of the Titans, Lord of the Rings (animated)), but nothing like this.
In this trailer, we get to see Sif and the Warriors Three, Loki and Odin, the Destroyer, and a Tony Stark reference. Wach!
I am tremendously impressed with this man and his message. Really, it’s nothing short of visionary. As one of the creators of Spire City, where gender, religion, and nationality are never an issue, i wholly approve.
This is simply outstanding. Now, they need to make a movie along these lines… They made Beowulf, why not this!
Hi, Folks!
New Appearance: I just added the Cincinnati Comic Expo on September 18, 2010, to my appearance list, as you can see in the right-hand column. I’m getting more active with comic shows than I’ve been in years!
Website: As some of you know, I had a website breakdown on Sunday. With the excellent advice of Phil Hofer, I have gotten the site back to about 95% functionality. I’ve got some more augmentations to work into the design, and those will be happening over the next week. Thanks, Phil!
Digital Comics: There’s been a short hiccup in my plans to get “Johnny Saturn” onto Graphic.ly, but we’re back on track. We still sell digital comics through a number of other venues (Wowio, Drivethru Comics, Panelfly), and quite soon I’ll be selling them off this site as well! Sadly, one of our vendors, Comicsxp, appears to have gone on hiatus–here’s hoping they are back online soon!
Store: I’ve been working on the “Johnny Saturn” store, and we are replacing its cart system, and adding a bunch of new products. When the new store is up, some of the items will resume their full prices, so if you are interested please buy these comics now when the price is still down.
Comic Collectives: The Webcomic Collective is no more, sadly. I’m sorry to see it go, because it included a great many friends and people I respected. We’ve been through this before, such as when Graphic Smash went it’s own way. We are still members of the Indy Webcomic Group, and Palace In The Sky. I’d like to ad a few more such collectives to my list, but there is little movement on that front. If anyone knows of good collectives who are accepting new members, please contact me.