Action Flick Chick

Action Flick Chick | March 10, 2010

See the full-sized comic at http://rocketllama.com/actionchick/comic/action-chick-vs-3d/.

You can hear Peter Pixie and El Secreto interview my co-creator and Action Chick artist Nick Langley on Hour 42. Nick comes in half an hour into this past Sunday evening’s show, but it’s all worthwhile, especially if you’re a fan of comic books or comic-related movies.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hour42/2010/03/08/hour-42

So did Green Lantern Hal Jordan [...]

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Action Flick Chick | February 13, 2010

Our accomplices at RocketLlama.com have spoken with many Zuda competitors, cartoonists entered in the monthly contests to win a contract with DC Comics’ webcomic division. We’ve previously interviewed the Black Halo Entertainment team behind Amber Hale, Supermodel ourselves, and they shared some exclusive art with us, their 8-page preview of the comic Reign.
This month, #3-ranked Zuda entrant Ryan Estrada, [...]

Category: Zuda, interviews | 2 Comments »
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Action Flick Chick | January 31, 2010

Saturday at Dallas Comic-Con, after DC Comics’ Vice President of Sales Bob Wayne talked to our audience about what’s coming up at DC, Devin Pike and I took a look at upcoming films that might excite the DCC crowd in 2010. When I’d asked you about that on twitter earlier, those of you who responded said [...]

Category: announcement, twitter | 1 Comment »
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Action Flick Chick | November 5, 2009

“Remember, remember, the 5th of November!” Action Flick Chick rule for staying alive #478: When a guy in a creepy mask tells you to remember something, you might want do it or risk getting blown up.  To celebrate not getting blown up, here is a review of V for Vendetta just in time for Guy [...]

Category: * all movie reviews *, 1.5 kabooms, R-rated | 6 Comments »
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Action Flick Chick | November 3, 2009

During the second season of the Batman television series starring Adam West and Burt Ward, executive producer William “Bill” Dozier asked DC Comics editor for a female bat-heroine he might add to the program. Collaborating with artist Carmine Infantino and author Gardner Fox, Schwartz created Commissioner Gordon’s previously unmentioned daughter Barbara who became Batgirl when [...]

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Action Flick Chick | October 20, 2009

The 2007 horror film 30 Days of Night, produced by Sam Raimi and directed by David Slade on a budget of $30 million, grossed $75 million worldwide and continues to rent and sell well on DVD. Its story centers on Barrow, Alaska, where the sun doesn’t shine for a full month. Vampires seize the opportunity [...]

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Action Flick Chick | October 18, 2009

When the Action Flick Chick covered Dallas Comic-Con for G4TV’s Attack of the Show!, she spoke with actors like Dean Stockwell and Yancy Butler, comics creators like Steve Niles and Josh Howard, and a number of cosplayers, people dressed as characters like Shaun from Shaun of the Dead and an assortment of superpeople. The interviews which [...]

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Llama Mama | September 16, 2009

Description: “Beginning in 1940, SUPERHEROINES is a hilarious look at the lives of your favorite comic book heroines through the decades. From Catwoman in the psychedelic ’60s, to Supergirl in the ’80s and Dark Phoenix in the present day, the heroines share what it’s really like to be a woman with super powers. Touching, funny [...]

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Action Flick Chick | March 26, 2009

Boys have a penis, and girls have a vagina! Have you had that talk with your kids yet? Well, now you don’t have to. Take them to see Watchmen and avoid that awkward conversation.

Category: * all movie reviews *, 2.0 kabooms, R-rated, movie, science fiction, superhero | 11 Comments »
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