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A ripping SF-fantasy-adventure fraught with dinosaurs, barbarians, Transformers, heavy metal, monsters, spaceships, and all manner of madness.

Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Racism in casting The Hobbit?

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  (I can't tell you how much I've wanted to use the Elrond Facepalm again) Yeah, this old chestnut's raised its ugly spectre ag...
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Thursday, 25 November 2010

Studio Guignol presents Robert E. Howard's "The Frost-Giant's Daughter"

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Hell yes .
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Tuesday, 23 November 2010

What Lupoff Said (Updated)

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The third part of what has turned out to be a trilogy of posts, we can finally see what Lupoff actually said in the introduction to The Last...
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Monday, 22 November 2010

John C. Wright on Robert E. Howard and others

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As an addendum to my previous post, I'm going to post an example of the two kinds of criticism: one of which I believe someone's ent...
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Handling Howard with "Kid Gloves"

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I confidently predict that certain people in the wacky world of Robert E Howard fandom will have a fit when they read Richard Lupoff's ...
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Sunday, 21 November 2010

Momo as Drogo

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A supplement to the recent A Game of Thrones news, here's a picamature of Jason Momoa in that other barbarian role, that of Khal Drogo...
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Friday, 19 November 2010

Early snaps from A Game of Thrones kicking "Conan's" arse in Every Way Imaginable

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My general apathy with A Song of Ice and Fire is probably one of the most puzzling things about me. How can I not like a fantasy series th...
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Saturday, 13 November 2010

Preview for Savage Sword's Dark Agnes

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Conan and Solomon Kane may be the marquee characters of Robert E. Howard’s pulp adventures, but the writer created a whole host of fascinati...
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Thursday, 11 November 2010

Arrivederci, Dino: Dino de Laurentiis, 1919 - 2010

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And so ends a controversial, but influential career . De Laurentiis is certainly a divisive and polarizing figure. His vast resume is clea...
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The Conan Score That Could Have Been

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Also a review , and a brief warning: lots of videos in this post.
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Untimely ripped from the womb in a year where gargantuan metal gods who could transform into engines and mechanisms awakened, Al Harron has made it his quest to drink in all he could from the font of that most exciting of genres: adventure! Be it in the unknown pasts of forgotten ages, the grim unknowable future, on worlds beyond worlds and times beyond time: wherever the promise of discovery and daring undertakings may lie, Al will venture.
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