Sorry guys, I threw my back out this weekend and couldn’t manage to do anything but lie on my back and moan pitifully.
And how did I do this to myself you ask?…..I sneezed too hard. That’s right, I sneezed to hard and something horrible happened to my old man back and that was all she wrote.
Embarrassing does not begin to cover it. But thanks to modern medicine and vast VAST amounts of muscle relaxers I’m feeling better and Wednesday’s comic will be up on time.
God bless you western medicine and the trillions of dollars used to create you and your life giving drugs.
However if you want to see new stuff from me you can vote for me at“Top Webcomics” here.I’m starting to post more of my sketches there as incentive art.
So vote to see my extra madness, I did before I crippled myself.
Last Days On Mars Trailer with possible Martian zombies? Sign me up. This clip looks suitably creepy and scary enough to get my attention. I want to see this. Anything new in the zombie genre can only be a good thing. So lets have some hungry zombies on Mars.
Ruairi Robinson, has made a space movie starring Liev “Sabretooth” Schreiber. Behold, the very first clip from Last Days on Mars.
“A group of astronaut explorers succumb one by one to a mysterious and terrifying force while collecting specimens on Mars.” It’s based on Sydney J. Bounds’ short story The Animators, and centers around the last few days of a six-month Mars mission.
Last Days on Mars screened at Cannes but does not currently have a US premiere date.
Please Vote For My Webcomic in order to see the slightly scandalous incentive art I’ve been putting up lately. I decided to try this after noticing a friend of mine having good success with it.
So for the foreseeable future I’ll be continually adding new incentive art, sketches, etc. for you to see in exchange for your vote. It’s easy, just takes a second and helps me out. Thanks.
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Here’s an example of previous incentive art.
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Max Brooks discusses World War Z, the movie and it’s not filling me with confidence and hope. If you haven’t read World War Z you really should. Not because you need to be informed about the movie, not because you need to know about zombies, but because it’s just a very entertaining read. It’s a good book and it’s interesting.
When Max Brooks discusses World War Z in this interview I almost get the feeling he knew that there was never any way that his book would be faithfully filmed. And how could it have been. World War Z is basically a series of short stories told after the fact and linked together by an interviewer’s narrative. How can you film that.
Max Brooks discusses World War Z. Max Brooks, zombie expert and author of the bestseller, World War Z, talks about the adaptation of the novel into the movie of the same name starring Brad Pitt with Mansfield University Public Relations Director Dennis Miller. Brooks was at Mansfield University for a speaking engagement on October 22, 2012.
I’m sad now. When Max Brooks discusses World War Z you start to realize how soulless Hollywood is. It doesn’t feel like they give a crap about making good stories. It’s pretty much, “how can we make money and artistic integrity be damned.” Of course the cynic in me thinks Max Brooks new this and sold the rights to World War Z in the full knowledge that his novel would never see life as a movie. He was just selling the name for a fat paycheck.
Knowing that, how do you feel about that? I’ll be honest that strikes me as being just as mercenary and soulless as the Hollywood execs.
Of course if a couple suits walked in and wrote me a massive check so they could take my novel and have there sweaty way would it I would probably do it too. Hint hint, Come on Hollywood! Come give me a check.
An idyllic remote Irish island is invaded by enormous bloodsucking tentacled creatures from the sea. With islanders turning up decapitated and drained of blood, the inhabitants learn that the creatures—called Grabbers—are allergic to alcohol, making intoxicated people toxic to eat. Overrun and under attack, the hopeless locals realize that in order to stay alive through a storm that’s keeping everyone trapped on the island, they’re going to have to band together at the pub and do their best to survive the night
They had me the second I saw drinking and tentacles. What does that say about me? I try not to think about that too much. I came across this trailer which screams Lovecraftian terror mixed in with drunken humor. That’s pretty much all I need to know to throw my money at it. Nice special effects as well. I can’t wait to see Grabbers.
Grabbers is directed by Jon Wright and stars Richard Coyle, Ruth Bradley, and Russell Tovey. Grabbers will becoming out to select theaters soon and on video on demand around July 19th.
Sorry for the lack up updates lately. I’ve been scrambling to get ready for a convention, freelance work, and preparing a new line of products that I hope/pray people will like.
I assure you I am not dead and comics will resume at on Monday.
Also if you’re in the Utah area come see me this weekend… With luck I’ll be wearing pants!
CONduit 23
The Dark Guilds of CONduit
May 24-26, 2013
Downtown Radisson
215 W South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah http://conduit-sf.com/
R.I.P.D. – Official Trailer showing how our world is always on the verge of being claimed by the living dead. Looks a little “Men In Black” to me but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Don’t lie and say you didn’t like that movie too.
Jeff Bridges and Ryan Reynolds headline the 3D supernatural action-adventure R.I.P.D. as two cops dispatched by the otherworldly Rest In Peace Department to protect and serve the living from an increasingly destructive array of souls who refuse to move peacefully to the other side.
