Pulp Arcana Studios: The Captain and the Carnivore
Breaking free from the arcades, Marvel Legends Gamerverse line brings a Captain America and Venom two pack. Is it worth your quarters?
Breaking free from the arcades, Marvel Legends Gamerverse line brings a Captain America and Venom two pack. Is it worth your quarters?
It’s the Brave and the Old this week as I read both Batman and Robert Crumb’s new comic, Tales of Paranoia…
A side trip to Golden Apple Comics in Hollywood uncovered a few first issues that are well worth the read! Who wants pancakes?
Pulp Arcana Studios embraces the spooky and gazes into the occult mystery that is the GI JOE Classified Crystal Ball figure.
Let’s say you wake up on Earth-616. Who knows what terrible accident awaits that will imbue you with power? YOU NEED THIS BOOK.
Just before trick or treaters arrive, Fanboy Planet looks over the week’s stack.. One thing for sure: can’t go wrong with an Alex Ross cover!
A vampire movie that bites deep in the heart of American myth and self-deception… so naturally the Matinee Heroes have to talk about it!
Pulp Arcana Studios takes a look at the new Scooby-Doo line from Jada Toys. Will Shaggy and the Mummy of Ankha capture that Jada magic?
Going through the stack o’ comics I picked up this week. What did you pick up when you got to your local comics shop?
Pulp Arcana Studios looks at a bigger offering from Blokees: the stunning Evangelion Unit 0-1. How will it measure up?
In the mood for a good horror comics double feature? Turn Professor Dario Bava’s adventures over and you get a zombie western!
Pulp Arcana Studios takes a look at Blokees wave 2 of Sesame Street figures and finds that amazing, adorable things come in small packages.
Pulp Arcana Studios reviews The Toys of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and discovers that you can go home again.
Two-fisted and many-tentacled, Captain Kraken may be all that stands between us and the vortex of the dark gods in the south seas!
First it’s a fight to free a family member, but the world built by newcomer Andrew Rende is weirder than you expect…
Pulp Arcana Studios reviews Savage Crucible’s Frazetta tribute figure, the Warrior with Ball and Chain. Can they capture the artistry?
Savage September rolls on with a Pulp Arcana Studios review of Savage Crucible’s Who-Man figure. Can he stand triumphant as a champion?
Ignition Press launches an impressive horror comic debut — a true crime podcast that drives listeners to kill…
Kicking off Savage September, Pulp Arcana Studios reviews Nashorn the Disinherited from Harvinger Studios Savage Crucible line.
You can wish the goblins might take me away, but instead they plopped me down with Craig Price and Elisabeth Rappe to talk about Labyrinth…
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