*Since publication, the comic has been retitled: JL8
Welcome back to the Grizzly Spotlight. For this edition we are going to take a look at one of my favorite webcomics, Little League. It’s no secret I’m a fan of comics, comic strips, and the internet. So obviously I’m going to enjoy a well written amalgamation. Here’s a bit more on the comic:
Continue reading The Grizzly’s Spotlight: Yale Stewart’s ‘JL8’
Gun Twisted tells the most classic of all noir stories – the ‘innocent’ and beautiful woman seduces some poor schmuck into carrying out her plan, and afterward, well, he’s just not needed anymore. In this case, our sap is played by Antonio Sabato Jr., who for almost the entirety of the episode thinks that he’s in control. This is of course the plan the of Laurie (Diana Gettinger) as she draws his eye at the gun range, playing the part of the novice shooter.
Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter is being released very soon (June 22, 2012), so with that we have got some great clips from the film, and a whole bunch of images to get you readers in the mood for some presidential vampire hunting.
Please check out our previous articles for more details.
Abraham Lincoln: Kicking Total Vampire Ass in the New Red-Band Trailer
Abraham Lincoln: The Most Ass-Kickingest President
President Lincoln’s mother was killed by a supernatural creature, which fuels his passion to crush vampires and their slave-owning helpers.
—20th Century Fox
Now we have some fantastic new images from Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, courtesy of The Gamma Squad. Vampires, beards and lots of axes… sum’s these images up nicely.
Breaking Bad, aka ‘The Best Show On Television’, has been a long and windy road for its lead character Walter White. We’ve seen him come pretty far since his start as a simple cancer afflicted victim who wanted to provide for his family in season 1. Along the way, the show has escalated into places that he, nor anyone else watching could guess. But the ride has been by far the most engrossing and captivating television you could ask for. With the last seasons incredible finish, ending on a very ominous note concerning Walter White’s future moral choices, anyone watching the show is dying to find out exactly what is going to happen next. So it’s with much reluctant joy that I get to share the information that Bryan Cranston himself has confirmed. Breaking Bad: Season 5, the final season, will be 16 episodes long! Which sounds great at first, until you hear that it’s going to be split up into two 8 episode chunks.
Bryan Cranston himself said so, “We’re splitting it. We’re going to shoot the first eight, then take a four-month production break, then the rest will air next year.”
Which makes it sound like we’re gonna have to wait another year to get the ending to our favorite show about methamphetamine. I know there are production budgets, and the crews get tired and need breaks, and there’s certain limitations and planning that comes with making a show, but if the thing is done, SHOW IT TO US AMC! Why make us wait!? I NEED MY FIX MAN. YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND.
It feels like eons ago since we’ve seen this man. He’s since gone full Heisenberg.
Ahem. Anyhow, as for the actual seasons content itself, Bryan Cranston had this to add:
“We pick up right where we left off. We’re cleaning up the pieces from last season’s huge ordeal where Gus Fring was forced to meet his maker. It’s not as easy as Walter thought. And as we’ve discovered over the years, you don’t really know who Walter White is. I’m still discovering who he is and I’m trying to allow myself to be open to him going darker and darker. There’s physical danger to himself and his family, plus there’s the emotional danger due to his anger and hubris. It’s about the evil that men do and where that takes him.”
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