We’re on hiatus again next week, but we have more guest art to tide you over, this time from Max Forward! Here’s a preview.
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A WWII superhero webcomic
Next week, our holiday hiatus begins, and we have some excellent guest art lined up for you from Brock Beauchamp! Here’s a taste.
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If you’ve already looked at the Collective of Heroes Secret Santa contest, take another look. We realized that it was really hard to identify all of the artists, so we’ve modified the rules to make it easier. Now, your name will be entered into the drawing for every artist you correctly identify. The more you get right, the more likely you are to win!
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Next week, Geist’s report to Baron Crossbones continues. Preview below.
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It’s a great time to be a geek. In fact, I’d say that with the quantity and quality of genre movies that it’s been producing lately, Hollywood has made geeks of us all. Here are some of the more noteworthy films coming out in the next several months (or at least the ones I could find trailers for). Did I miss any? What are you looking forward to seeing?
December
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
It’s unfortunate that the Lord of the Rings movies were made before The Hobbit. If the books had been adapted in order, they could have built from the simpler, more personal story of Bilbo Baggins to the grand epic of the trilogy. What we get instead is a ridiculously bloated prequel that’s trying too hard to be as big (and lucrative) as its predecessor. Which isn’t to say that the first Hobbit movie was bad, but its runtime was definitely padded, and the relentless action sequences started to get a little tiring. Still, I’m eager to see some of the iconic scenes shown in this trailer. (But what’s going on with Legolas? He looks like he’s made out of plastic.)