by JSayonara on May 16, 2013, 09:32:00 PM
Can't get enough of that Jazz?
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by JSayonara on April 23, 2013, 06:27:00 AM
Mr Smith goes to Washington,
not to serve, but to cash in.
Put the Brown Lipstick on, harder drugs before long..
Yeah, it's safe to say Jello Biafra hasn't mellowed any with age.
But who'd want him to?
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by StrayCatBlues on March 31, 2013, 11:42:00 AM
Roll Up, Roll Up!!! Step right this way!!!
One lucky lady or gent could win some very special artwork.
Don't be shy! Just give it a try!
Artist and Mess member Dave Aikins has produced four limited edition prints on canvas, measuring 16x20, of one of his fabulous Zombies! Bidding starts at $150. These have been produced to help raise money towards the cost of medical and funeral bills for colleague and friend Todd Breitenstein.
On March 24th, Todd A. Breitenstein passed away after battling cancer.
Dave and Todd worked together on the games Age Of Empires and ZOMBIES!!!
After seeing some of Dave's Zombie illustrations, I can confirm they are awesomely gross, funny, insane and violent - everything you'd want from some Zombie original artwork.
Along with offering the canvas prints which are numbered and signed by the artist himself, Dave is also offering a selection of Zombie related items: cards, t-shirts, and sketch books.
Please take some time to check out these auctions; bid or spread the word to your Zombie loving friends!!!
Todd A. Breitenstein RIP 1966-2013
www.ebay.com/sch/aikinsd/m.html
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by StrayCatBlues on March 28, 2013, 01:07:00 PM Two weeks ago, the BBC aired the first episode of zombie drama In The Flesh. I’ve just finished watching the second episode.
When it comes to UK zombies, (Apart from the likes of Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell hogging the TV) your thoughts may well spring to Shaun of the Dead - and its "cricket bat" method of solving your zombie problem.
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by StrayCatBlues on March 24, 2013, 09:34:00 AM Forty years ago today saw the release of Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon; its distinctive, physics-textbook-reminiscient gatefold sleeve featuring refraction through a prism brought psychedelic rock to the attention of every teen... and beyond.
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by StrayCatBlues on March 16, 2013, 11:18:00 AM
Crime novelist Donald E. Westlake used the pseudonym Richard Stark to write over twenty crime novels about a professional criminal going by the name Parker.
We have seen Parker on screen a few times before now - but with the name changed due to legal reasons. The most famous instance being a portrayal by Lee Marvin in John Boorman's Point Blank, where the character was known as Walker.
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by StrayCatBlues on March 10, 2013, 06:53:00 PM Yup! The Stooges
are back, with some more raw power.
Iggy and the boys have a new single out, "Burn", which
is the opening track on new album, Ready To Die, out
on 30th April on Fat Possum records.
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by StrayCatBlues on March 05, 2013, 08:36:00 AM
Last week we spoke with artist Jimmy Broxton on his new project Goldtiger, this week we talk with writer Guy Adams on Goldtiger, Sherlock, and HELLBLAZER.
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by StrayCatBlues on March 01, 2013, 02:25:00 PM Jimmy Broxton sprung onto the scene with Mess - favourite mini - series The Knight and The Squire, a brilliant evocation of not only Silver Age fun but also British comics of sainted memory, from The Beano to Viz.
Now, he and writer Guy Adams are preparing to unleash faux - retro ''newspaper strip'' Goldtiger, and we caught up with Jimmy recently for the Mess' Nine Questions...
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by StrayCatBlues on February 19, 2013, 05:46:00 PM Get ready for...action!
Get ready for...danger!
Get ready for...Goldtiger!
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