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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Fast & Furyass 7
It’s a pity they didn’t use any real Paul Walker in this film; but CGI characters have certainly come a long way since Jar Jar Binks. Maybe they should have created a digital Princess/General Leia in the Force Awakens, instead … Continue reading
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Bill’s not happy
Apparently stolen while on its way to France. That would cost a bit to commission.
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Alex Pardee
Alex Pardee (of Digging up the Marrow) did this poster for Willow Creek. I also enjoyed that film.
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Digging up the Marrow
Rather than a horticultural exposé, Digging up the Marrow was actually a pretty decent horror film.
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4001 A Valiant Odyssey
4001 AD cover by Ryan Bodenheim. Not seen his art before.
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Age of ÜĪŧrŌŋ
Revoltech Not-Terminator. This is better than I was expecting: more solid, taller, heavier, with a nice bit of face-sculpting. No Age of Ultron Iron Man though.
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Compulsory DKIII News
So DC have fumbled it [again] and #3 onwards will be delayed. Probably several times. Hopefully they will at least get it finished in order that I don’t have a bunch of useless, expensive deluxe editions. Oh DC, why such … Continue reading
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They’ve ruined Scooby (apparently)
I grew up watching Scooby Doo back in the 70’s, and to be honest, it was never that great. I always felt cheated at the end that it wasn’t a real demon/ghost/monster/molester. This Jim Lee version has piqued my interest … Continue reading
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