Barry Reese
Creator of Action & Adventure fiction
Month: January 2019
6 Marvel/DC Crossovers I Want to Read
Originally posted on Henchman-4-Hire:
Longtime comic book artist George Perez announced his retirement the other day, and it got me thinking about Marvel and DC crossovers. Perez is a legend in the industry, and he single-handedly drew every issue of the JLA/Avengers crossover…
New Pulp Recommendations: Terror Times Three by Lou Mougin
Terror Times Three is a League of Champions novel published by Pro Se Productions, as part of their licensing deal with Heroic Comics. The League of Champions features the likes of Icestar, Flare and The Huntsman, all characters that have their origins in the…
Starring Kirk Douglas as Lazarus Gray
In a magical world, who would play the part of Assistance Unlimited’s leader? Read on: Lazarus Gray would be played by a young Kirk Douglas. Compare the pic at left to the Lazarus images from the covers we’ve had, especially the ones by George…
Dressed to Kill: The Style(s) of Noir’s Bad Girls
Originally posted on Nitrate Diva:
If I were to say “femme fatale” to you, what would you picture? Chances are, she’d be wearing something form-fitting and satiny—probably black—and most likely holding a gun or a cigarette. Or both. Veils or furs or tiny fascinator…
Spider-Manuary – Re-Writing Spdier-Man 3
Originally posted on GeekOut UK:
There’s not a lot can be said about Spider-Man 3, last in the Raimi trilogy, that hasn’t already been said. It’s common knowledge that pressure from the studio forced Raimi into introducing an extra villain that the fans wanted…
Current Works
I’m over 17,000 words into the Liberty Guard novel, which features some of the old Centaur Comics’ characters. It’s going well so far and at this rate, I expect to finish up sometime in April or May. I am that point of the novel…
Spider-Man: Origin of the Hobgoblin
Originally posted on Ye Olde Brutha:
As a Spider-Man fan, I’ve always loved the green goblin as a villain, not just because he took the life of Gwen Stacy but because his interactions with the wall-crawler were always unique. His brand of insanity while…
