Many Happy returns
Sunday, 12. March 2006, 12:06:54
I've been asked if there are any Aggressors still being publised.
Gold Eagle is still publishing The Executioner, Superbolan and Stonyman series as well as The Destroyer although reports indicate that no Destroyer has been solicted by Gold Eagle for July of 06.
Warren Murphy's Ballybunion press is publishing several Destroyer spinoffs,such as New Blood, a fan written anthology. (Warren if you're reading this I have a contribution already for a second volume, I had assignments when you put out the call last time), The Assassin's Handbook, volumes 1 & 2, companions to the Destroyer series.
Del Ray appear to have stopped their Tomb Raider original novels at three, Amulet of Power, The Lost Cult and The Man of Bronze. (reports also indicate that there will be no further movies as Cradle of Life did not go as well as hoped. Top Cow is still publishing the regular Tomb Raider series although their second title Tomb Raider Journeys appears to have ceased publication.
Marvel is still publishing The Punisher regular series as well as various mini series and one-shots featuring the character.
DC has just finished their 6 issue revamp of THE VIGILANTE, this Vigilante has no ties to any of the previous bearers of that name.
Moonstone Press has released a Buckaroo Banzai preview for the 3 issue miniseries coming in May.
Amazing Fantasy #18 has an 8 page backup story featuring Mark Hazzard: Merc. Sadly this is a one time only deal.
Avon books is publishing the third book of Dennis Chalker's Home Team series: Weapon's Grade in July 2006.
Dynamite Entertainment has reportedly licensed the rights to Darkman. No word on a release date at this point.
Gold Eagle is still publishing The Executioner, Superbolan and Stonyman series as well as The Destroyer although reports indicate that no Destroyer has been solicted by Gold Eagle for July of 06.
Warren Murphy's Ballybunion press is publishing several Destroyer spinoffs,such as New Blood, a fan written anthology. (Warren if you're reading this I have a contribution already for a second volume, I had assignments when you put out the call last time), The Assassin's Handbook, volumes 1 & 2, companions to the Destroyer series.
Del Ray appear to have stopped their Tomb Raider original novels at three, Amulet of Power, The Lost Cult and The Man of Bronze. (reports also indicate that there will be no further movies as Cradle of Life did not go as well as hoped. Top Cow is still publishing the regular Tomb Raider series although their second title Tomb Raider Journeys appears to have ceased publication.
Marvel is still publishing The Punisher regular series as well as various mini series and one-shots featuring the character.
DC has just finished their 6 issue revamp of THE VIGILANTE, this Vigilante has no ties to any of the previous bearers of that name.
Moonstone Press has released a Buckaroo Banzai preview for the 3 issue miniseries coming in May.
Amazing Fantasy #18 has an 8 page backup story featuring Mark Hazzard: Merc. Sadly this is a one time only deal.
Avon books is publishing the third book of Dennis Chalker's Home Team series: Weapon's Grade in July 2006.
Dynamite Entertainment has reportedly licensed the rights to Darkman. No word on a release date at this point.
WIDGETIZE
David Scott Aubrey # 12. March 2006, 23:49
Brad Mengel # 13. March 2006, 11:12
Thanks Mate
Anonymous # 17. March 2006, 13:20
Gold Eagle also publishes what is probably the BEST hero pulp kind of tale of the last 20 years, OUTLANDERS by Mark Ellis/James Axler. In July, they'll be releasing the first of a new series called Rogue Angel that replaces the canceled Destroyer series.
Brad Mengel # 17. March 2006, 22:17
This Rogue Angel series could be worth a look, but Gold Eagle has been erratic lately with my Destroyers (I have a permanant order at the bookshop but several of the more recent books haven't come through) so I'm a bit leery of starting a new series with them.
Glad you dropped by and glad to read your comment.
Anonymous # 7. April 2006, 01:55
Outlanders has a lot fewer aspects of the standard doofus post apocalyptic junk than Deathlands. I'd say Outlanders is a lot closer in tone and spirit to Doc Savage (the OL creator used to write the Doc Savage comic books) or Stargate SG-1 than most post apocalpytic type books.
Brad Mengel # 15. April 2006, 18:33
I believe that Mark Ellis (the Outlander creator) included a reference to Doc Savage in Outlanders #4 Omega Path and I am a big fan of both Doc Savage and Stargate SG-1.
My wife'll kill me for starting another series ;-)
Brad
Anonymous # 18. April 2006, 19:39
Yeah, theres a little comment about Clark Savage in Omega Path. On the Outlanders chronology page,it claims that Kane, one of the main OL characters, is a descendant of Solomon Kane. Kind of cool!
Brad Mengel # 19. April 2006, 08:38
Brad
Anonymous # 24. April 2006, 14:45
There are reviews aplenty of all the Outlanders novels over at Jamesaxler.com. Thanks for the offer!
Brad Mengel # 25. April 2006, 00:24
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Pleased that you enjoyed my work.
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