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If anyone can write a superhero book, its Mark Waid. He has penned stories for nearly every superhero one can think of, having been one of the more...
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Find out more about Dan: Dan Ruble was born in Mankato, MN, raised in the smog-infested, gang-riddled city of Phoenix, AZ and then educated in the desolate mid-western small town of Marshall, MN. He attained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Creative Writing at Southwest Minnesota State University, where he also contributed to the campus literary magazine. He has worked as a pizza delivery driver, an assistant manager for Blockbuster Video, as a security guard and as a proofreader for a financial publisher. Dan also at one time became quite proficient as a bass guitar player, and semi-proficient as a drummer. Being a rabid comics reader, and voracious film buff, these serve mainly as distractions as he continues his quest for truth and love meandering among the freeways and cesspools of Phoenix. Dan also believes in the immortal words of Jedi master Yoda: "Do or do not, there is no try." |
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Face it, Ray Park rocks. He was the best part of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, made a creepy cool villain out of Toad in X-men, and was...
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This past Labor Day, while being in the midst of an extreme TMNT phase, I got thirsty for some new Ninja Turtle...
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Back in the 90s DC introduced the short-lived !mpact imprint, which featured the old Archie Comics superheroes. It was a universe unto itself, with an...
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Paper, Rock, Scissors, Lizard, Spock. Discussions concerning Kryptonian sweat. Real American Hero t-shirts and beautiful blonds addicted to "Age...
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Seems to be a question worth asking. There's been a trend among publishers to release works by established novel writers into comic book formats. F....
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Warren Ellis' Aetheric Mechanics is delightfully derivative and that is, by no means, an insult. This slim 48-page novella from Avatar Press takes its...
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Michael Chabon, author extraordinaire and purveyor of the merits of genre fiction, again marches to the foreground with a collection of essays...
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What happens when you take the cheesy horror fest of Evil Dead and mix it with the teenage wasteland of The Breakfast Club? Well, it would probably...
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The world lost a great talent last week. Writer, director, producer and 80s icon, John Hughes passed away after suffering a heart attack. Best known...
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