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The Walking Dead 3-7: Brought to You by KFC!
It’s a really rough episode for Glenn and Maggie this week on AMC’s The Walking Dead. “When the Dead Come Knocking” is full of dread and excitement as the group at the prison learns what happened to Glenn and Maggie, … Continue reading
Killer Robots: Terminator vs. Robocop (Robots, Cyborgs…)
Monday, Memorial Day, the Science Channel debuts Killer Robots hosted by MythBusters‘ Grant Imahara. More on that soon. First, though, the program inspired this question, and one question leads to another. ActionChick: Which robots would you like to see fight … Continue reading
FemForce #155 Featuring Action Flick Chick Katrina Hill, Art By Scott Larson
Femforce # 155 has hit the shelves and artist Scott Larson was kind enough to include me in some of the backgrounds. Here is a look at the pages from start to finish. Thanks Scott! I think it looks awesome!
Action Chick TV: Scott Pilgrim vs. The Expendables – Cera, Sly, Guns, Knives, Video Games, One-Ups, Hefty Smurf, & Mr. T
It’s Scott Pilgrim vs. The Expendables! Sylvester Stallone’s action masterpiece won at the box office, but does Scott Pilgrim vs. the World hold its own when compared for sheer cinematic joy? Joining Action Flick Chick Katrina Hill are The Action Chick webcomic … Continue reading
Our “Where Are the Action Chicks?” Comic-Con Panel Lost Luci and Gained Goddess Glory
Friday at Comic-Con, Katrina will be in charge of the “Where Are the Action Chicks?” panel discussing the shortage of action heroines in comic books and movies – with a whole lot of cool people we’ve mentioned here a couple … Continue reading
Ultimate Fighter: Action Flick Chick Training Pics
For the Action Flick Chick to be a true action chick requires training and discipline. Here are some video screencaps from a recent training session. Yes, some are blurry. Of course she’s too fast for the camera. You’d expect no less. HADOUKEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Batgirl That TV Never Saw
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 … Continue reading