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Hooked On a Painting
Hey, sci-fi and Marvel Comics fans! As you’re probably aware, today’s the U.S. release date for Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, the much-anticipated sequel to the blockbuster Marvel Films sci-fi epic that proved that not only can you make … Continue reading
Posted in Bob Larkin, Bob Larkin Sketchbook, movies, Publishing
Tagged bob larkin, bob larkin sketchbook, guardians of the galaxy, shameless plugs, star-lord
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May the Fourth Be With You in 2017!
If you’re a science fiction fan, you probably know what the headline of this post means—yup, today is Star Wars Day, that annual celebration of George Lucas’s legendary franchise that retook the world by storm in December 2015 with the … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Sketch Covers
Tagged Pandora Zwieback, shameless plugs, sketch covers, star wars, star wars day
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Red Sonja Walks to Oblivion at Comics for Sinners
Over at Comics for Sinners you’ll find my review of Red Sonja: The Long Walk to Oblivion, a one-shot special on sale May 10 from Dynamite Entertainment. Written by Erik Burnham (Mars Attacks the Real Ghostbusters) and illustrated by comic-art … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Books, Reviews
Tagged comic book reviews, comics for sinners, lorelei, lorelei presents: house macabre, lorelei: sects and the city, red sonja, red sonja: the long walk to oblivion
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Simian Saturdays: The Handy Recap
In case you missed it, from February 5 to April 1 of this year we ran Simian Saturdays, a series of reviews that examined the movies (and other media) that focused on King Kong, the giant monkey that captured generations … Continue reading
Posted in Illustrated Classics, Reviews
Tagged illustrated classics, king kong, simian saturdays
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Skull Island: The Birth of Kong Review at Comics for Sinners
Over at Comics for Sinners you’ll find my review of Skull Island: The Birth of Kong #1, now on sale from Legendary Comics. Written by Arvid Nelson (Rex Mundi, Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris) and illustrated by Mohammad Yazid (Son … Continue reading
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Tagged comic book reviews, comics for sinners, king kong, kong: skull island, skull island: the birth of kong
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‘Warped Week: April 2, 2017
Welcome to ’Warped Week, a weekly recap of what we’ve been up to at ’Warp Central recently. If you missed anything, now’s the perfect time to catch up! Blogging-wise it was a pretty light week; sometimes life—in this case, the … Continue reading
Simian Saturdays: King Kong: The Audio Drama
Welcome back to Simian Saturdays, a series of reviews that examine the movies (and other media) that focused on King Kong, the giant monkey who’s captured generations of monster fans’ hearts. It’s part of our promotion for the latest addition … Continue reading
Hail to the King (Kong): March 2017 Recap
Welcome back to Hail to the King (Kong), a series of posts that’ll pop up here and there that focus on merchandise and other things that relate to the giant gorilla who’s captured the hearts of monster-movie fans since his … Continue reading
Posted in Illustrated Classics
Tagged hail to the king kong, illustrated classics, king kong
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SWC Comic Creators in the News
We don’t usually go plugging other companies’ releases—unless I can find some way to shamelessly plug one (or more) of our titles—but when it comes to helping get the word out on projects from people we know and work with, … Continue reading
‘Warped Week: March 26, 2017
Welcome back to ’Warped Week, a weekly recap of what we’ve been up to at ’Warp Central recently. If you missed anything, now’s the perfect time to catch up! On Sunday we took advantage of the second-season debut of AMC’s … Continue reading






