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Vampirella #5
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laughing_tree
She’s been so many different people. I’m bringing them all together into one person, which often happens to real people too, as they hit 40. -- Paul Cornell
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laughing_tree She’s been so many different people. I’m bringing them all together into one person, which often happens to real people too, as they hit 40. -- Paul Cornell
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Vampirella #4
Aug. 29th, 2017 12:41 amlaughing_tree
I hope people get where I was coming from with ‘the annoying’. Conservatism, ultimately fascism, is about, in the end, complacency, of harking back and not seeing the need for change. To want to change things is annoying. And we of the annoying tend to find each other a bit annoying, too. -- Paul Cornell
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Vampirella #3
Jun. 30th, 2017 11:56 pmlaughing_tree
This is a fun, serious, arty, trashy, new continuation of Vampirella that’s not a reboot. -- Paul Cornell
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laughing_tree
I'm a Fortean, a follower of Charles Fort, so my stance is to sit back and look at the mythology, be entertained and enthralled by it, without offering theories or judging the truth of it, particularly. In many ways, whether or not this stuff is true is the least interesting thing about it. -- Paul Cornell
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Vampirella #2
May. 9th, 2017 10:58 pmlaughing_tree
"I’m hoping especially to find a female audience. The character’s often been regarded as a nostalgia item, cheesecake, and we’re building on previous efforts to keep moving away from that to something more interesting." -- Paul Cornell
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Vampirella #1
Apr. 14th, 2017 07:36 amlaughing_tree
"I think some characters have just been rebooted too much, so we're not going to do that. We're going to forge ahead. She's the gothic, and the shape she brings is the snake in the garden, the ancient revenge, and the SF is the dystopian world she wakes up in." -- Paul Cornell
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Vampirella #0
Mar. 3rd, 2017 07:54 amlaughing_tree
"I think some characters have been reimagined too many times, and I wanted to do the opposite, bring it all in." -- Paul Cornell
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"The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who"
Jan. 25th, 2014 01:45 pmarbre_rieur
"I realised a few months ago that I had one last Who tale left to tell, and this is it, my farewell to the 11th Doctor..." -- Paul Cornell
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the show, IDW put out a special one-shot, written by Paul Cornell and drawn by Jimmy Broxton.
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A Field Guide to Flying Saucers
Aug. 15th, 2012 05:10 pmarbre_rieur
Four pages from SAUCED COUNTRY 6, which provides a fascinating overview of the real world history of UFO sightings...
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Grim 'n' gritty comes to Great Britain
Mar. 18th, 2011 01:48 pmarbre_rieur
The Joker brings his brand of horror to the UK's quaint superhero community.
( Three pages from Knight & Squire 5 and a little under four from issue 6... )
Knight and Squire #2
Mar. 12th, 2011 06:24 pmwhitesycamoreLooking through the Knight and Squire tags, I noticed that so far there were no posts from issue 2. Since I thought it was a fun issue, I decided to change that. ( five pages from Knight and Squire 2 )
One page from Knight and Squire #1
Oct. 15th, 2010 12:33 amkamino_nekoThe best part of Knight and Squire wasn't the plot which was shown in the last post.
Nah, it was Squire's history lesson about the pub the story takes place in...it was several pages long, but this page...this page had my favourite bits...
( Gotta say, I love the costumes.... )
Nah, it was Squire's history lesson about the pub the story takes place in...it was several pages long, but this page...this page had my favourite bits...
( Gotta say, I love the costumes.... )
icon_ukThe DCUBlog has two covers and five pages from the forthcoming Knight and Squire series by Paul Cornell and Jimmy Broxton
There's a pub in London where the first Thursday of the month is "Truce Night", where superbeings can gather but NO ONE can fight. Think somewhere between the "Common Grounds" coffee and danish chain, Caritas, the Host's nightclub in "Angel", and "No Heroics" a short lived UK sitcom about a pub where similar rules apply.
( So many stereotypes, so many jokes... )
There's a pub in London where the first Thursday of the month is "Truce Night", where superbeings can gather but NO ONE can fight. Think somewhere between the "Common Grounds" coffee and danish chain, Caritas, the Host's nightclub in "Angel", and "No Heroics" a short lived UK sitcom about a pub where similar rules apply.
( So many stereotypes, so many jokes... )
