I've been reading the novels by Rob MacGregor recently, most recently Genesis Deluge. They're light, fun reads. Decent diversions when you don't want to think about the stories your reading. They're pulp... just not amazing pulp.

Yeah, but how do they taste?

Theoretically Torchwood Miracle Day happened in the pre-Big Bang universe, and it was all canceled out when the Doctor restarted the universe.

Here's a modern pulp cover artist that you guys should know about, Mike Fyles. He's done work for Marvel and other publishers. All digital work, but with the mmm mmm good pulp flavor.

I gotta say while I'm not sold on the scales, I do like the "S" a lot, the cape and the dark tone.

TOO MUCH WINNING.

Fucking aye. And Scorpius.

I thought they announced this in March. [www.avclub.com]

Superpup was actually all midgets with like one puppet.

Caught the first episode at the screening in NYC. A. Maze. Zing.

Dangit. The second one seems to work, but yeah the first one isn't... Hrm.

Here some alternate versions:

Voltron: The Third Dimension was pretty awesome...

Green Lantern... more like Green Lama!!! Am I right, folks?! I mean... Am I... Ahem... Never mind...

I think I love you, raezing.

The thing is, since IDW does Star Trek and Doctor Who comics, that crossover is TOTALLY plausible... I want Steven Moffatt and Scott Tipton to write it, but the BBC is hardcore about controlling the stories. Seriously, with this Doctor and the TOS era you can effectively use the Cybermen to explain the origins of the…

LOVE IT.

True, things like Splinter of the Mind's Eye, the Han Solo Adventures and the Lando Calrissian adventures predate, but from what I recall, the Thrawn Trilogy was the first real effort to legitimize the novels as the "Expanded Universe."

Also Luuke Skywalker is from the Thrawn Trilogy, the first and mostly considered the best expanded universe story out there.