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A friend of mine sent this my way. She’s the Slutty Cop in the vid and is pretty proud that the vid is going to get play on TRL today… and I’m proud of her. This video is my biggest reason why I love Halloween so much. It used to be for the candy, but now… it’s for a different kind of surgar. 
Craig Kyle and Chris Yost get to write X-23 just a little while longer. Wolverine’s young, female clone is one piece of the cast in February’s post-“Messiah Complex” spinoff X-Force, which the duo will script along with artist Clayton Craine.
Full Interview Here
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CHANGE IMAGIN WORLD
Airs November 11th 2007.
In the present after Snail Imagin erased Yuuto in the past, not a single person, Airi included of course, remembers him. Furthermore, this is what would’ve happened if Yuuto had never existed.
Deneb is now posessing Ryotaro, the only ones who remembered anything about Yuuto were the singularity points, Ryotaro and Kohana.
She is kidnapped by an Imagin and when Ryotaro goes to her rescue, Kai appears and makes a shocking revelation.
What this revelation could be?
LESSON 36: MUKYU-MUKYU! THE THREE PHANTOM THIEF SISTERS
Airs November 4th 2007.
Elehan lets Sharky live with him and somehow Retsu ends up helping him move. While doing so, Elehan’s legendary diamond is stolen by three masked women, the Three Flower Storm Phantom Thief Sisters. However, they are attacked by Rinshis and the diamond returns to Elehan. The sisters then remove their masks and get Elehan and the others drunk to steal the diamond again, but…
Word of this just hit my desk. The first book from the famous August Ragone himself, of the legendary Henshin! Online. Click here to snag it up as the perfect Christmas gift for the Toku Fan in your life or just for yourself as the gift you know you so richly deserve. If it’s got August’s name on it, you know you’ll be getting the best and more for your buck, so don’t pass this up.
This coming Sunday, November 4th, author August Ragone will be
appearing at an in-store signing for the release of his first book,
EIJI TSUBURAYA: MASTER OF MONSTER, from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm at
Border’s Books in the Stonestown Galleria (233 Winston Drive, San
Francisco, CA 94132). Former “Creature Features” host, author John
Stanley, will be joining him to sign copies of his latest book, “I Was
a TV Horror Host.”
EIJI TSUBURAYA: MASTER OF MONSTER is marching into better retailers
near you as you read this from the world-renown Chronicle Books. “Who
is Eiji Tsuburaya,” you might ask? Tsuburaya (1901-1970) was one of
the technical pioneers of Japanese Cinema in the Silent Era, who went
on to create the visual effects for GODZILLA and ULTRAMAN. This
official 208-page, heavily-illustrated (200 images), coffeetable
hardcover, is the first fully-authorized book of its kind published
outside of Japan, and is the first biography of this important figure
of Japanese Cinema ever written in any language other than Japanese!
Already available in Canada, EIJI TSUBURAYA: MASTER OF MONSTERS, is
receiving positive reviews: “The difference between this book and
other coffee table volumes that have covered daikaiju before, though,
is the staggeringly researched detail that Ragone has put into the
text itself. This is not just a picture book to flip through, nod
approvingly at and stick on the shelf; this is a record easily in
scale with the monsters Tsuburaya created—a critical and historical
look at the creation and output of an industry that spanned (and has
continued to span) the decades.” - Tooth & Dagger.com
Tim Lucas, publisher and editor of the award-winning Video Watchdog
magazine had this to say about the author, “There is so much writing
in English on Japanese cinema that can’t be accepted at face
value–not because the writers are careless, but because the
differences in culture and language are just too intricate. When I
see August Ragone’s name on a piece of writing, it gives me
permission to place my faith in it completely. Among Japanese fantasy
film historians, he’s the best working in English.”
More signings to be announced in the near future — stay tuned! If you
live outside of the San Francisco Bay Area and can’t make it, you can
also pre-order your own copy today from Amazon.com!
http://www.amazon.com/Tsuburaya/dp/0811860787/
One more week, folks… and the PS2/GCN/Wii/PC version of Power Rangers Super Legends his the shelves. Click the above video to checked out the official trailer and a couple shots of gameplay. Co-op play and cell shaded Zord Battles….. could this actually be a good Power Ranger video game? Stay tuned to the Justice channel to find out!
The 25 episodes of boobies and butt kickin’ are here, brought to us courtesy of SailorSpork Productions. I just got done checking out the first episode and thought I’d put it up for us to enjoy as we ring in the Halloween weekend. Ready!? HONEY FLASH!
Oh yeah… some brief nudity, so parents and pups… you’ve been warned.
And if you enjoyed that Episodes 2 and 3 are already up and ready for download!
So here it is, 15 years in the making, Power Rangers: Super Legends for the Nintendo DS. These kind of licenses turned games never generally result in any worthwhile and sometimes something even playable. Prepare to be suprised, it’s not half bad.
Hot on the heels of the successful “The Darkness” videogame, Top Cow Productions is gearing up for the release of new ongoing series starring Jackie Estacado. In anticipation of the new book, CBR spoke with “The Darkness” writers past, present and future: Paul Jenkins, who wrote the title’s critically acclaimed second volume and hit videogame; Ron Marz, the man who’s currently turning Jackie’s world upside down in the crossover event “First Born;” and Phil Hester, the writer/artist behind graphic novels like “The Coffin,” who’s penning the new series with art by Michael Broussard.
Picks of the Week:
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I haven’t really been plugging this that much but I recently forged an alliance with the Powers that Be at Otaku USA Magazine. As a result, I’ve scored a monthly column in the Tokyoscope section of the mag. This month, it’s a brief look at Kamen Rider Den-O which I’m sure will get many fans out there freaking out at the very concept of Kamen Rider in an American magazine that isn’t calling it Power Rangers 
In addition, there are reviews from Daryl and Clarissa from Anime World Order, Dave from Fast Karate for the Gentleman, Paul Chapman from The Greatest Movie EVER! Podcast, and more!
So what the hell are you doing sitting there reading this? Go out and buy Otaku USA Issue 3 NOW!
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