Posts tagged with 'Joss_Whedon'

Serenity Lives...On The Web!

POSTED BY CHARLIE SCHNEIDER, AUGUST 10 2008 10:32 AM | PERMALINK

Joss Whedon has hit it big on the internet. He won multiple Eisner Awards (Best New Series: Buffy Season 8 and Best Digital Comic: Sugarshock!) at this year's San Diego Comic Con, set the internet ablaze with his Dr. Horrible Web-Series, and Now he's at it again with Serenity: The Other Half. I can only he assumes of the "other half" of the only stuff we have to check out online, leaving room for all our friends at Zuda (The Timothy Brothers and Neil Kleid) and Act-I-Vate (...
Pulp Secret San Diego Comic Con in Pictures

POSTED BY CHARLIE SCHNEIDER, JULY 28 2008 06:48 PM | PERMALINK

Jeph Loeb Gives Pete the hug he richly deserves

We just got back from the biggest gathering of sequential artist and fans on the planet. All I can say is that it was so unbelievable my brain exploded...every day. Not only did we spend every moment of the days talking with all the greatest comic creators in the world, we also partied with them every night. All I can say is The Hyatt sure does know how to throw down for comic book after-parties. There was the time Alex cried because he...
Runaways #30, RASL #2, and Secret Invasion Young Avengers Runaways #1

POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, JUNE 23 2008 11:57 AM | PERMALINK

Up first it's a review of Runaway's #30. Alex is sad that this issue is Joss Whedon's last, but didn't think this issue lived up to his expectations. Next it's RASL #2. The guys love Smith's new project but hate that the issues are released so infrequently. Then its the new comic Secret Invasion Young Avengers/Runaways. The guys aren't sure about the non-traditional artwork of the book, love the story. During the Speed Round we look at Scalped #18, Ex Machina #37, Kill All Parents, Pilot...
Final Crisis #1, Giant-Sized Astonishing X-Men #1, and P:R Contest

POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, MAY 30 2008 11:55 AM | PERMALINK

In this episode of The Stack we look at Final Crisis #1. Alex and Justin say there's no way they're going to miss this huge DC Event. Pete makes it clear that he's still feeling salty about the story leading into Final Crisis and is determined not to lose his special "bet" with Alex concerning Final Crisis. Watch the episode and see what the "bet" is. Next up it's the long-awaited Giant-Sized Astonishing X-Men #1 by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday. Alex is ecstatic about the return of one of his...
Top 10 Celebrity Comic Book Geeks

POSTED BY CHARLIE SCHNEIDER, APRIL 30 2008 12:20 PM | PERMALINK

There's no denying it, this is the age of the comic book geek. Each year, San Diego Comic Con is bigger than the last. We're regularly treated to big-budget film adaptations of many of our favorite comics. And, more and more, celebrities are exposed for the comic book geeks that they are.

Because we're very scientific here at Pulp Secret, in order to be classified as celebrity comic book geeks, candidates must either love comics, have their own comic, or have contributed in a substantial way to the...
Comic Book Reviews: Iron Man #27, Captain America #36 and More!

POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, MARCH 19 2008 10:59 AM | PERMALINK

Two more Newsarama reviews coming your way, starting with Iron Man #27. Find out what primetime show Justin compares it to. This issue has intrigue and spy-drama galore. Then we check out Iron Fist #13 from team Brubaker/Fraction. The boys break out hand signals to spice things up.

We're not spoiling Captain America #36, but this is a big issue and something you'll definitely want to read for yourself. Pick it up. And head to the Pulp Secret blog for the spoilers: pulpsecret.com/blog>

Then in the Speed...
Joss Whedon's Astonishing X-Men, Groo and The New Avengers: Illuminati - The Stack

POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, NOVEMBER 12 2007 11:37 AM | PERMALINK

This week we review these comic books: Astonishing X-Men - where Joss Whedon guest writes, The New Avengers: Illuminati, and Sergio Aragones' Groo the Wanderer. Plus 5 more comic books in our Speed Round, where the stakes are higher and the sweat is sweatier. Then, we open our mailbag and answer your viewer questions about Teen Titans and Blue Beetle AND our thoughts on delays and guest writers.

Join the brand new Pulp Secret Forums! We just launched them, so it's a little quiet in there... so MAKE SOME...
The Umbrella Academy, The Exterminators and Runaways - A Comicbook Orange

POSTED BY CASEY MCKINNON, OCTOBER 10 2007 02:24 PM | PERMALINK

This week: Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá open Dark Horse's The Umbrella Academy; Simon Oliver and Tony Moore get dirty in Vertigo's The Exterminators; and Joss Whedon and Michael Ryan run away with Marvel's Runaways. Additional image provided by artct45. Want us to review your comicbook or graphic novels? Mail us at reviews@acomicbookorange.com!
Myspace Goes Geek

POSTED BY , AUGUST 01 2007 03:30 PM | PERMALINK

Myspace, the world’s largest teen “let’s get together and make out” site, has launched a monthly comic project along with venerable comic publisher Dark Horse Comics (famous for classic fan favorites such as “Sin City,” “300,” “Concrete,” and “Grendel”) to produce webcomics exclusive to the massively popular social website.

Clearly, the headliner for this show is “Sugarshock,” written by Joss “geek girls swoon over me” Whedon and featuring some very attractive and compelling art by Fabio Moon. ...