Later this year Amazon will be entering into the comic book publishing arena, with the imprint Jet City Comics. The imprint will focus on adaptations of novels written by high profile science fiction and fantasy authors. Some of the titles scheduled are: Meathouse; Wool; and The Foreworld Saga. The titles will be first available on the Kindle e-reader and later in print collected editions.
Oblivion Trailer
Dark Skies Trailer
Halo Web Series on YouTube
With Halo 4 coming out, there is a Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn web series to coincide with it. The series can be found on YouTube on MachinimaPrime Channel. This web series will appeal to gamers as well as science fiction fans. I have provide links to the first two parts of the series and the trailer is below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfJVgXBfSH8&feature=fvwbrel – Part 1 of Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K56gSEJ6IGc&feature=relmfu – Part 2 of Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn
Looper Trailer
Episode 22 of ComicPop Library: “Right After You Say Isaac Asimov?!”
April debuts her first music review with One Direction’s album “Up All Night”. April wants to draw attention to libraries to have music collections, if they don’t already have one. We also review and discuss Isaac Asimov’s “I, Robot”. So join us for a fun time.
Episode 22 of ComicPop Library: Right after you say Isaac Asimov?
Shownotes for Episode 20: One Little Thing
1. Who Goes There, John W. Campbell, 2009, Rocket Ride Books. ISBN: 978-0982332207, $15.95.
2. The Thing From Another World, Director Christian Nyby, 2003, Turner Home Entertainment. ASIN: B0009NHC0, between $6.00 – $14.00.
3. Podcast Intro and Outro – Andrew Lubman’s, “Train of Thought”.
Other things mentioned were: Larry Niven; William Gibson; Robert Heinlein; Jules Verne; Leonardo da Vinci; James Arness; Jo; Wendy; Friends of Kansas Libraries; Kansas Library Conference; John Campbell Jr.; Kim Jong-il; Matt Dillion; Topeka; Korea; iPad; Firefox; Explorer; 501st; Boogie Man; World War I; Thought Experiment; “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”; Wright Brothers; Ebay; Classic Science Fiction; Classic Horror; Being Human; Day the Earth Stood Still; Protector; Stranger In a Strange Land; Gulliver’s Travels; Grimm’s Fairy Tales; Gunsmoke; Planet of the Apes; Rise of the Planet of the Apes; Sly Cooper; Neromancer; Strictly Science Fiction: A Guide to Reading Interests; and Father of Modern Science Fiction.
Episode 10, Neuromancer review: http://comicpoplibrary.com/news/episode-10-of-comicpop-library/
Episode 15, Protector review: http://comicpoplibrary.com/news/episode-15-of-comicpop-library-its-a-plucked-big-bird/
Episode 16.5, Kansas Library Conference Interviews: http://comicpoplibrary.com/news/episode-16-5-2012-kansas-library-association-conference-interviews/
Episode 18 of ComicPop Library: I Know I’m Insane
In this episode Chris, Matt, Richard, April and Logan review and discuss the DVD Young Justice, Volume 1 and Douglas Adams’ Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. Remember you can subscribe to ComicPop Library on iTunes under “comicpoplibrary.com and “Like” us on our Facebook page. Thanks for all of your support.
The Men in Black are Back
009 Re: Cyborg
009 Re:Cyborg is a title you might want to mention to your library’s purchasing agent to put on their list to purchase for you anime collections. This is an adaptation of Shotaro Ishinomori’s Science Fiction manga 009 Cyborg which was also made into a anime series. This title is an animated movie by Production I.G. and SANZIGEN Animation Studios and will be distributed by T-Joy in Japan in October. So the title probably won’t show up in the North American market until December of 2012 or into the early part of 2013. Thanks to AnimeNews Network and YouTube for the following trailer: