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The Time Machine
A fantastic journey into the future based on the classic science fiction novel by H. G. Wells. A Victorian time traveller invents a machine to transport him through the vast rivers of time, landing him in a future where mankind has devolved into two classes of beings: predators and prey. Can he save what is left of mankind? This graphic novel was originally published in 1990 by Eternity Comics as a comic book mini-series, and adds new elements and nuance to the classic Wells story, making it a whole new experience for the reader. You don't know The Time Machine until you've read this Time Machine. This Pulp 2.0 edition collects the original comic series by writer Bill Spangler and artist John Ross into a graphic novel along with bonus extras including: - an essay on creating the comic by writer Bill Spangler- an interview with former Creative Director of Eternity Comics, Tom Mason on the origins of the Time Machine and other classic mini-series from the company.
Tom Corbett: Space Cadet #1
The classic space hero from the 1950s returns in an all-new, four-issue limited series. Long before Kirk, Spock and those other guys were sent to school, Tom Corbett, Roger Manning and Astro were attending Space Academy, in a TV series that sparked novels, comic strips and a wide variety of merchandise. Tom is the charismatic leader of the team; Roger is sharp-tongued navigator and Astro controls engineering. In this issue, the cadets have their first encounter with a dangerous new enemy with a surprising origin. Writer by Bill Spangler, author of such science fiction comics as Alien Nation: The Spartans and Robotech: The Malcontent Uprisings, returns to these fan favorites, with dynamic art by John DaCosta.
Lance Star
The long forgotten pulp aviation daredevil returns in an all new anthology featuring four brand new adventures by Frank Dirscherl, Bill Spangler, Bobby Nash and Win Scott Ecert. Includes history of Lance Star and preview excerpt from the new Lance Star novel, ROAD TO WAR, by Bobby Nash. Cover & art by Rich Woodall.
Tom Corbett: Space Cadet
The classic space heroes from the 1950s are back, with a new look but the same sense of high-spirited adventure. Tom, Roger and Astro, cadets at the 23rd-century Space Academy, uncover the threat of the One State, a robotic horde with a strange origin and an even stranger mission. Script by Bill Spangler (Alien Nation and Robotech); art by John DaCosta and an introduction by Jan Merlin, who played Roger in the original Tom Corbett, Space Cadet television series. If you missed the limited series last fall, don’t miss this paperback collection.
Tom Corbett: Space Cadet #3
The Solar Guard faces the robotic ships of the One State, in a battle near Jupiter. At the same time, Tom and Roger must disobey orders to rescue Astro from a heroic but deadly decision.
Tom Corbett: Space Cadet: Omnibus
All the new issues of the comic book series from based off the 1950’s classic! Long before Kirk, Spock, and those other guys went to school, Tom Corbett, Roger Manning, and Astro were attending Space Academy, in a TV series that sparked novels, comic strips, and merchandise. Tom is the charismatic leader of the team, Roger is the sharp-tongued navigator, and Astro controls engineering. The cadets have their first encounter with a dangerous new enemy with a surprising origin! This special digital edition features never before seen images and stories!
The Politics of Big Fantasy
Bringing critical attention to a particular set of science fiction and fantasy films--Larry and Andy Wachowski's The Matrix, George Lucas' Star Wars saga, and Joss Whedon's Avengers--this book utilizes a wide-ranging set of critical tools to illuminate their political ideologies, while also examining any resistant and complicating turns or byways the films may provide. What they all have in common ideologically is that they--or at least the genres they belong to--tend to be regarded as belonging to politically conservative frames of sociocultural reference. With the Star Wars saga, however, this idea is shown to be superficial and weak.
Tom Corbett: Space Cadet #2
The classic space hero from the 1950s returns in an all-new, four-issue limited series. The classic space heroes from the 1950s are back in a four-issue limited series. Tom, Roger and Astro take the remains of the robot they encountered last issue to Mars for analysis. Using an experimental memory probe, they learn that the robot is not extra-terrestrial but is still a deadly threat to humanity!
Tom Corbett: Space Cadet #0
Check out this new series featuring the 1950's classic! The classic space hero from the 1950s returns in an all-new limited series! Long before Kirk, Spock, and those other guys went to school, Tom Corbett, Roger Manning, and Astro were attending Space Academy, in a TV series that sparked novels, comic strips, and merchandise. Tom is the charismatic leader of the team, Roger is the sharp-tongued navigator, and Astro controls engineering. The cadets have their first encounter with a dangerous new enemy with a surprising origin!
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