Sometimes passion has a price...
Blurb: Icy hot lawyer Eve Templin meets her match in playboy incubus Alonso D'Agostino, who dominates her body and wins her heart.
In a city where danger never sleeps, love can strike at any moment...
Blurb: When celestial star Miranda Snow crashes to earth, survival depends on unlikely ally Noah Benson. His touch melts her defenses. His demons threaten to destroy her.
Posted in Awesome, Blogging, Comics, Comics/Superhero Saturday, Graphic Novels on Jan 23rd, 2010
Yay! After a brief hiatius, I’m thrilled to announce the return of Superhero Saturday, a regular blog feature focusing on comic books and graphic novels.
Today, I’m counting down The Sexiest Supervillains: Femmes Rule, a list that proves evil can definitely be sexy. In two weeks, I’ll count down the Sexiest Male [...]
Posted in Comics, Comics/Superhero Saturday, Intv./Reviews on May 1st, 2009
An Interview with Jonathan Maberry
Author Jonathan Maberry is a true renaissance man. A multiple recipient of the prestigious Bram Stoker Award for his works in horror writing, he is also a magazine feature writer, a playwright, s content creator, a writing teacher/lecturer and a founding member of the Liars Club. Join me as he discusses [...]
Over the years, Hollywood has churned out a lot of comic book films. Some have received critical acclaim and a strong response from fans, while others…Not so much. Many things go into making a great comic-to-film adaptation:
1) A great script
2) Talented actors
3) Stunning cinematography and special effects
Why is the director so important? Because he oversees [...]
Posted in Blogging, Comics, Comics/Superhero Saturday on Mar 1st, 2009
Current
• POLL: Best & Worst Comic Book Film Directors (4/11/09)
Who are the best & worst comic book film directors? Take the poll to share your top picks with the world. Don’t agree with my picks? Add your choices in the comment section of this post.
• INTERVIEW: Bram Stoker Award winner Jonathan Maberry, author of ”Wolverine: Ghost” [...]
Posted in Comics, Comics/Superhero Saturday, Intv./Reviews on Feb 13th, 2009
Superhero Saturday Feature: Interview with New York Times bestselling writer Marjorie M. Liu, author of Marvel’s NYX: No Way Home series
Find full listing of Superhero Saturday posts HERE.
Please tell us a little about how you got involved in the NYX: No Way Home project.
I wrote the novel, X-Men: Dark Mirror, which got me noticed [...]
Posted in Comics, Comics/Superhero Saturday on Dec 20th, 2008
I guess my feelings on the upcoming X-MEN Origins: Wolverine film are clear by the tags on this post. The amount of man candy in this film make it a definite must see for me. In addition, I finally get some Gambit! The previous X-Men trilogy neglected to include him – a big mistake, in [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 17th, 2008
Now let me preface this by saying that I have no problem with handicapped superheroes. In fact, I think it’s kind of awesome. A past discussion with my friend over the movie Daredevil was the inspiration for this Saturday’s post, counting down some of the most awesome handicapped superheroes. Without further adieu, here are my [...]
Posted in Comics, Comics/Superhero Saturday on Oct 3rd, 2008
2007 to 2008 has seen a plethora of comic book-based movies, some good, some…
not so much…But as I look back, I notice…a noticeable lack of ethnic diversity in lead roles. This got me thinking: Where are all the ethnic super heroes in Hollywood?
