Quick Stop Thingamabobs: 8/21/2007
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I like my comics the same way I like my women – independent. Marvel Toys likes them independent too, and are producing the Legendary Comic Book Heroes based on them. Today I’m looking at Savage Dragon, Judge Dredd and Ripclaw, and they should make the fans of the comics very happy…
Widgett Walls returns to harp on copyright and why everyone’s wrong. He also discusses the “Creative Singularity” and other phrases which he coins and tries to imbue with power because they just sound cool.
Peter gets his hands on the wonderful new POPEYE cartoon collection from Warner Home Video, and lays down his appreciation of the spinach-chowing sailor man…
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SModcast 25: Lynching Vixen – In which our heroes spend an unhealthy amount of time deconstructing a Rankin Bass classic, do a “Midnight Express” with a pre-street-date DVD, kill a franchise, lament the loss of holiday-programming luster, fail to enjoy adolescent keggers, get the blues at a strip club, miss opportunities to smoke on campus, have their bagged-and-boarded books threatened, and explore the thickest, strongest apron strings in central Jersey.
Paul Dini’s “Monkey Talk” (co-hosted by his irrepressible sock monkey son, Rashy) returns with Rashy’s continued attempts to break into the dog-eat-dog world of Stuffed Animal Stand-Up…
EXCLUSIVE! Christopher Stipp starts off his Comic-Con video coverage with MONSTER SQUAD director Fred Dekker and actors Ashley Bank, Andre Gower and Ryan Lambert…
It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring Rowlf, Peter Bagge, The Amazing Jonathan, Doctor Who, Rodney Dangerfield, Alexis Carrington, Master Shake, and more…
Christopher Stipp gets political for a moment and then sneaks a peek at the trailers for RISE: BLOOD HUNTER, THE BROTHERS SOLOMON and THE DARJEELING LIMITED…
Quick Stop Entertainment News – Your source for news and notables of the week that was…
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Quick Stop Entertainment is giving away copies of the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix games. Enter to win.
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Paul Dini’s “Monkey Talk” (co-hosted by his irrepressible sock monkey son, Rashy) returns with Rashy’s continued attempts to break into the dog-eat-dog world of Stuffed Animal Stand-Up…
D. K. Holm catches up with the career of Samuel Fuller, thanks the new Eclipse DVD set of the director’s first three films…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Quick Stop Entertainment is giving away copies of The Muppet Show: Season Two. Enter to win.
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
SModcast 24: Rigg-er, Please! – In which the manager of a comic book emporium and a Canadian infamous for overstatement join forces with a newly-minted senior citizen to discuss past mistakes and the fallout of waging body parts, robotic scat games, hipping-up that which doesn’t require hipping-up, a drug-free “Underdog”, lying to customers, unlikely music to shop/screw to, the average length of straight sex vs. gay sex, and wax rhapsodic about one of the greatest action-movies-starring-a-guy-who-later-went-bat-shit ever made.
Hey Scrubs fans! We are indeed back from hiatus, and shooting episode 7×01, and if you don’t believe us, here’s the proof…
It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring Miss Piggy, Bart Simpson, Harry Potter, Flash Gordon, Peter Graves, Ninja Turtles, Elvis, Frank Sinatra, Milton Caniff, Roseanne, Batman, The Tick, and more…
It’s the Woody Woodpecker show, as Peter dives into the manic bird’s new DVD set…
Christopher Stipp takes a deep breath before diving into his Comic-Con coverage with looks at the indie comedy CHALK, the very western 3:10 TO YUMA and the simply creepy NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN…