"Not Guilty" Doesn't Mean "Innocent"

You'll have to forgive me, but after the startling (but not unexpected) verdict in the George Zimmerman trial, I'm in no mood to post...

The Lone Ranger

Our contributions to the Dynamic Duos in Classic Film Blogathon are now up, including...

A look at the Republic Film serials at Hero Histories.

and

The two feature films starring the TV Ranger and Tonto at Secret Sanctum of Captain Video.

Pacific Rim: the MUST-SEE Genre Flick of 2013!

Do you like giant robots aka "mecha"?

Do you like giant monsters aka "kaiju"?

How about together?

No Not like THAT!
(although it is fun)

I mean THIS...

Step away from the computer and go see it...

NOW!

Reading Room: ATTACK ON PLANET MARS "Attack on Mars"

It's time for the fateful finale...

Art by Gene Fawcette

When Last We Left Our Would-Be Tyrant...

In the year 2430, Tarrano, an Earthman, has seized control of both the planet Venus and its outpost on Earth, Venia.

To that outpost, the tyrant has kidnapped Elza and Georg, children of the recently-murdered scientist, Dr Brende, along with reporter Jac Hallen.

While Tarrano plots his upcoming conquest of Earth and Mars, Georg and the captive Venusian princess Maida escape, and then aid Earth's government in planning a pre-emptive attack on Venia.
Meanwhile, back with the captive Jac and Elza...

Based on the novel Tarrano the Conqueror by Ray Cummings, this final chapter of the 1951 comic adaptation was penciled by Carmine Infantino and inked by Vince Alascia.

The writer of the adaptation is unknown.
You can read the original novel on-line HERE (it's not very long) and compare it with the comic!

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Reading Room: ATTACK ON PLANET MARS "Fugitives from the Warlord"

We Have Already Seen...

Art by Joe Kubert

Wow, that pretty well covers it, so let's dive into the action!

Be Here Tomorrow for 
the Earth-Shaking Finale!

Based on the novel Tarrano the Conqueror by Ray Cummings, this chapter of the 1951 comic adaptation was penciled by Carmine Infantino and inked by Vince Alascia.

The writer of the adaptation is unknown.

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The Future WAS Fantastic!

Comics Collectibles Store!