Showing posts with label serenity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serenity. Show all posts

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Nathan Fillion Answers....Everything

On a clear day at the tail end of a crisp February, Nathan Fillion dropped everything he was doing and decided to answer questions on Twitter. ALL THE QUESTIONS. Nerdy folks far and wide quickly caught on and got their queries in. This is a sampling of that spontaneous Q and A.

  : how do u stop urself frm procrastinating?” I'll come back to this one.
  
  : why can't I make myself finish my novel?” Try blackmail.
 “: Expecting baby boy #2 in May. What should we name him?” Quinter.

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Firefly 10th Anniversary Special Reviewed

Before we get into the specifics of this weekend's long awaited special, I have a confession to make. I started in on Firefly...backwards. My first run in with the show was Diamond Select asking for coverage of their tiny action figure line. I wasn't familiar with the property, but I'm sure we ran some news on Action-figure.com. At around the same time, Universal was looking to push the film along the same grass roots channels that got it made in the first place, and so a little toy news site like A-F seemed like a good place to shout out to the masses. We pushed the movie, ran trailers and a contest and for my efforts, the studio sent me a mini poster with autographs from the cast. Remember, I'd never seen the show, but I loved Buffy the Vampire Slayer so I held onto the mini and probably wound up seeing the movie when it came to DVD. Suffice to say, I loved what I saw so I went out in search of the TV show and the rest is history. I've lost count of how many devotees of the show I've created by just saying "FUCKING IGNORE that it is a western...and FUCKING IGNORE the space ships. It's Joss Whedon. TRUST ME!!" When people give the show a chance they are more likely to fall in love than not.

Monday, May 7, 2012

Get Your Dark Horse Free Comic Book Day Comics TODAY!

Part of me thinks this is a fantastic idea, and part of me thinks the whole idea is supposed to be to get people to actually ENTER a comic book shop...but then I default back to "fantastic idea" because any way to get the "regular folks" to read comics is a WIN. And besides..Gateway Drug!! You give em' a taste, they'll come sniffin' around for more...

If you missed out on picking up your Free Comic Book Day comics at your local comic-book store, you can get them from Dark Horse Digital for a limited time! Both Star Wars/Serenity and Buffy/The Guild will be available for free download on Dark Horse Digital starting today and running through the end of May. Dark Horse Digital is available through all modern web browsers and features cloud storage in both the Android (beta) and iOS apps. Make sure to check out these awesome titles from Dark Horse and support Free Comic Book Day! Free Comic Book Day has happened the first Saturday in May every year since 2002—ten years in the running!

For more information on Free Comic Book Day, visit FreeComicBookDay.com.
To find and support your local comic shop, visit ComicShopLocator.com.

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Tonner Brings More Firefly Love to SDCC

ATTENTION BROWNCOATS!! Tonner, makers of excellent, high end dolls and figures, have snuck a sneak peek into the newest addition to your Firefly Doll ranks! Of course, you already know the Tonner crew made a Captain Malcolm Reynolds doll and a browncoat to go with him. Now, their newest email alerting the public to their escapades at the upcoming San Diego Comic Con contains a ninja like reveal of a Jayne Cobb doll! Here's the skinny on the rest of their show shenanigans...

Pick up a SHOW EXCLUSIVE, be the FIRST to see our NEWEST licenses and PREMIERE editions, get your FREE TONNER silly band, enter our DRAWING for a set of our DC Deluxe Character Figures!

COMIC CON SHOW EXCLUSIVE: Saloon Lilah

SALOON LILAH is 16" tall and features a new sculpt in the likeness of Megan Fox, 13 points of articulation, rooted hair, and hand-painted face details. Limited to 200 Pieces and Comes With a Certificate of Authenticity Hand-Signed By Robert Tonner. $149.99 Available in TONNER Booth #4148

Be the first to get the premiere editions! A very limited number have been rushed in for Comic Con attendees ONLY! ALICE CULLEN : $139.99, Distant Devotion Edward : $139.99, Bella's Birthday : $139.99

What's Comic Con without the freebies? Stop by to see us to get your very own TONNER silly band!

Finally, enter a contest to win a set of 5 character figures from the DC Stars Deluxe Series! Huntress, Power Girl, Wonder Woman, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn can all be yours, free of charge, if you are the lucky winner. Run over to Booth #4148 and enter!

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Your Whedon Minute: Dr. Horrible VS The Hero of Canton

Fresh from the labs at Quantum Mechanix! It seems only fitting that the first authorized and fully-licensed Dr. Horrible Animated Maquette is of the man with the PhD in Horribleness himself.

Cast in professional-grade resin and painted by hand, Dr. Horrible is pictured in his moment of triumph, holding his Freeze Ray aloft in one hand and shaking his fist at the world. As with all QMx animated maquettes, Dr. Horrible comes with many screen-accurate details, such as his goggles, the medical symbol on his smock and, of course, the aforementioned deanimation gun. He stands over six inches tall – nine, if you include his weapon. Freeze Ray. Tell your friends.

Dr. Horrible comes in an edition of 1,000 statues and is the first in a series of limited-edition maquettes based on the characters of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.






Third in QMx's hit series of Serenity Little Damn Heroes limited-edition animated maquettes, "Thrilling Heroics" stars none other than the man they call Jayne (Cobb) himself. Standing 4.5 inches tall, the Jayne maquette is cast in resin, hand-painted and comes holding Jayne's very favorite gun, Vera. He's sculpted wearing the cunning hat knit by his ma and wearing his Blue Sun t-shirt. The one what got River so riled.

Offered in an edition of just 1,000 individually-numbered statues and priced at $49.95 each, you best get Jayne before he's gone. We hear he's got a crappy town named after him and that he's skilled at the public relations. Sounds like it's good to have Jayne on your side. Just remember: The living legend needs eggs!