melissa | October 27, 2009
For those of you who’ve not experienced NIGHTMARE’s annual haunted houses the last few years here in NYC you’re really missing out. Those in the know will tell ya, the productions are top notch, the creatives involved dedicated and intensely passionate, and the whole shebang is usually a scarifying adrenaline rush rarely obtained outside of an encounter with a Lamia (watched Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell last night, hence the reference… Man alive was that neat-0). NIGHTMARE creator Timothy Haskell and his crew work on this show all year long and it shows.
Category: Graphic Novels, Jeff Ayers |
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Tags: graphic novel, ibraim roberson, Jeff Ayers, max brooks, nightmares nyc, world war z, zombie survival guide, zombies
shervin | October 22, 2009
Umbrella Academy vol 02: Dallas TP- A fractured team gets thrust into new adventure involving a plot to kill JFK. An FP bestseller, The Umbrella Academy Dallas maintains the vibrant cool of volume one with Dallas well. Written by Gerard Way (lead singer of My Chemical Romance and a former guest of FP and an overall swell fella) with glorious art by Gabriel Ba (Casanova), who never disappoints.
Category: Comics, DC Comics, Graphic Novels, Jeff Ayers |
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Tags: Absolute Promethea Vol. 01, Bad Dog, Buffy, Die Hard, Erotic Art, graphic novel, Jeff Ayers, Prison Pit, Sleeper Season Two, Umbrella Academy
melissa | October 19, 2009
Plaque, Legos, Dozers… These things build up. So too does the rather heaping mound of comics, books, and assorted curiosities on the coffee table back at Casa de Ayers. I get sent and/or buy a whole lot of stuff in my capacity as buyer for FP (not to mention my lot in this life- Jeff Ayers, geek) and most weeks simply cannot keep up with the volume. Don’t get me wrong, there are worse problems to have, but there are many quality works that need to be rescued from this oblivion periodically. Let’s see what’s currently mixed in the pile.
Category: Comics, Graphic Novels, Jeff Ayers |
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Tags: Asterios Polyp, Books, Comics, ghost in the machine, Jeff Ayers, movie posters, translating hollywood, Tron, tron legacy, tron sequel
jeff | May 20, 2009
by Jeff Ayers There’s a special place in hell for friends and relatives who, every time you have any kind of congress with them, will not shut up about how much you need to experience something they enjoy. Having endured weeks and months of such brow-beating by my noodge brother to check out Joss Whedon’s [...]
Category: Jeff Ayers, Movies and TV |
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Tags: dr. horrible, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, Jeff Ayers, Joss Whedon, Morena Baccarin, Nathan Fillion, Neil Patrick Harris
jeff | October 18, 2006
by Jeff Ayers Further proving this writer’s hypothesis that damn near everyone involved in the pop arts these days wants to be associated with comics & geek culture, an onslaught of prose novelists are releasing comics in the near future, led by this week’s Anita Blake: Guilty Pleasures #1 from Laurell K.Hamilton. Other recent medium-hoppers [...]
Category: Comic Reviews, Comics, DC Comics, Dark Horse, Graphic Novels, IDW, Image, Jeff Ayers, Marvel, Vertigo |
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Tags: Adrian Tomine, Alan Moore, Allan Heinberg, Anita Blacke, Archer Prewitt, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Brad Meltzer, Carrot Top, Charles Burns, Damon Lindelof, Dan Clowes, Dark Tower, Exterminators, Fables, Gabriel Ba, Gary Panter, Gene Ha, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Guilty Pleasures, Harlan Ellison, James Jean, Jeff Ayers, Joss Whedon, Laurell K. Hamilton, Los Bros Hernandez, Lost Girls, Marvel Encyclopedia, Melinda Gebbie, Peter Bagge, R. Crumb, Ron Rege, Sammy Harkham, Stephen King, The Authority, Tony Millionaire
