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Joshua Mills and Christmas Miracles

RJ Carter · December 17, 2014

Joshua Mills has been in the recording business for fifteen years now, but only this year released his first Christmas album.

The Bare Necessities: Mark L Miller and Zenescope's Jungle Book

RJ Carter · December 14, 2014

Zenescope has carved out a niche in the comics industry through their unique and sexy adaptations of fairy tales. In their Grimm Fairy Tales universe, they've established realms for adaptations of Wonderland, the titular Brothers Grimm characters, Neverland, and others.

Justin. B. Williams: The Day Walker Out of Ferguson

RJ Carter · October 30, 2014

Justin B. Williams is a busy man these days. In addition to work he was already performing with his HI FIVE Community Development Corporation and his career in music as part of 23n PIMPIN featuring Day Walker and TheGIFT.I.C.

Archon 38 Encounter: The Art of BatSpats

RJ Carter · October 18, 2014

Archon 38 continues to be the gift that keeps on giving! Nestled amongst the many vendors set up in the expansive dealers room, I chanced upon a chillingly familiar looking couple: The Joker and Harley Quinn!

C.S. Marks Rides High at Archon 38

RJ Carter · October 9, 2014

The Archon science fiction convention is quickly taking the express train into yesterday, and I still have so much material left! One of the more interesting writers I encountered in the main aisle was C.S.

Carl Potts on Alien Legion: Uncivil War

Jeff Ritter · June 18, 2014

Carl Potts is just as responsible for my comic fandom as Stan Lee, Bob Kane or Will Eisner. Not only was he responsible for helping industry luminaries Jim Lee and Art Adams break into the business, Potts also wrote or edited many of my favorite comics in the 80s and early 90s, including Dr.

Pat Shand: Grimm Fairy Tales Turns 100!

RJ Carter · May 22, 2014

A long time back (it seems) I remember reviewing Raven Gregory's Return to Wonderland. That has been my one and only exposure to the Zenescope line of comics. Certainly I've been aware of them.

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