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Tag Archives: 2008
Ticking off the Halloween watchlist.
I’m still getting into the spirit of Halloween with my television viewing. I caught the newest episodes of “The Walking Dead,” and predictably was quite pleased. (I still maintain that the show has returned to fine form for its final episodes.)
I was somewhat less enthusiastic about Marvel’s new special, “Werewolf By Night,” which was too campy and corny for my taste. (I don’t think I am this show’s intended audience … I can hardly remember the eponymous 1970’s horror comics to which it is an homage.)
What I absolutely loved was episode one of “Let the Right One In” — which looks like it might even compete with the new “Interview With the Vampire” as the best new show with the fanged baddies. It’s less like the 2008 Swedish original independent film and more like the 2010 American remake. It’s a grounded, deliberately paced, atmospheric thriller that manages to be scary right from its opening scene. I love it.
Cover to “Batman: Gotham After Midnight” #1, Kelley Jones, 2008
DC Comics.
Poster for “The Dark Knight” (2008)
Warner Bros. Pictures.
Poster for “The Dark Knight” (2008)
Warner Bros. Pictures.
Cover to “Two-Face: Year One” #1, Mark Chiarello, 2008
DC Comics.
Cover to “Heavy Metal Magazine” Vol. 31 #6, Tom Fleming, 2008
HM Communications.
“Another Place” Sculpture at Crosby Beach, Antony Gormley, 2007
Photo by Ian Mcallister, 2008. England.
Cover to “Liberty Comics” #2, Tim Sale, 2008
Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Image Comics.
Portrait of Charles Bukowski by Graziano Origa, 2008
Pan and ink, pantone.
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