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Most filmmakers start with short films and Independent Films of which many are posted on Youtube, or other Internet sites. For the lucky few, their films are viewed at Film Fest’s around the world. In some cases film companies are so impressed, they financially back these films, and they do everything to promote them, and so it begins.
This was a time when comic books had a completely different look, feel, and art design. The days of the old newspaper style, chessey art, and simple comics of yesterday were over. It was all about style, violence, and sex. Well, maybe not in those two titles, but in comics in general. Dark Horse stopped the Indiana Jones series by early 2000′s and Star Wars continue’s today. I, personally, don’t collect them anymore because I don’t find them very interesting in any way and it’s mostly the Clone Wars time frame. Since then, I have collected a new set of comic books that started back in 2007. A series of comics that could be drawn to my attention by only one man: Stephen King.
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THE SHAPE OF WATER – Guillermo del Toro | |
THE COOS CRUSADERS – MS Chambers
(Italiano) PRIMETIME – Lance Oppenheim
(Italiano) DIGGER – Alejandro González Iñárritu
MY SCARIEST STEPHEN KING SCENE – Richard Chizmar
STILL FLOATING: 40 Years of Pennywise – Tom Deady
THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE OUTRAGEOUS: 1980s Horror Cinema – Bryan Senn
MARLA – Jonathan Janz
(Italiano) DISCLOSURE DAY – Steven Spielberg
THE EVOLUTION OF AMERICAN FILM MUSIC 1960s -1990s – Wayne Byrne
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