MAYOR OFFEND LATINO COMMUNITY! AND RECEIVE 2000 TACO! IF DRUNK HULK KNEW PUNISHMENT! WOULD HAVE OFFEND THEM LONG TIME AGO!
— DRUNK HULK (@DRUNKHULK) January 27, 2012
MAYOR OFFEND LATINO COMMUNITY!
0New Interview with Christian A. Dumais
0After the fun interview with Drunk Hulk on Tuesday, International Business Times decided to do another interview with plain old me. Some good questions with, hopefully, even better answers:
Has the success of DRUNK HULK informed how you approach your other writing projects?
I think it’s helped me to not take my writing so seriously, to have more fun and take more chances. I’ve said this before, but the fact that I’m recognized for writing in ALL CAPS in poor English is something the Inner Literary Me took a while to accept.
Read the whole interview right here.
Also, if you want to read more about me, here are some older interviews: (more…)
GIRL EAT NOTHING BUT MCNUGGET!
0GIRL WHO ONLY EAT MCNUGGET FOR 15 YEAR IN HOSPITAL! BET THIS IS FIRST DOCTOR SHE EVER SEE NOT NAMED PEPPER!
— DRUNK HULK (@DRUNKHULK) January 26, 2012
New Drunk Hulk Interview in IBTimes
0In case you missed it, Drunk Hulk was interviewed yesterday by Ellen Killoran from the IBTimes. Drunk Hulk touched on the Oscar nominations, the Super Bowl, and lots more. Click the image below to read the whole interview.
West Coast Wednesdays: West Coast Avengers Vol. 2, #61
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West Coast Avengers, Vol. 2, Issue 61 (August 1990)
WEST COAST CREDITS!
Writer: Roy and Dann Thomas
Penciler: Paul Ryan
Inker: Danny Bulanadi
WEST COAST SUMMARY!
Immortus transports the West Coast Avengers to Limbo where they face off with the Legion of the Unliving. Meanwhile, Agatha Harkness finds out what Immortus’ plan is all about.
WEST COAST THOUGHTS!
While Roy and Dann Thomas get the writing credit, it should be pointed out that there’s a “special thanks” to R.J.M. Lofficier, who was the wife of French science fiction writer, Jean-Marc Lofficier. I don’t know what her contribution to the story was, but I figured since someone at Marvel felt it pertinent to give her thanks on the opening splash page, I should at least mention her here.
And we’re off… (more…)
OSCAR NOMINATION ARE OUT!
0OSCAR NOMINATION ARE OUT! ROMNEY TAX RETURN GET BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN EDITING!
— DRUNK HULK (@DRUNKHULK) January 24, 2012
Most Popular DRUNK HULK Tweet For The Week Of January 15, 2012!
0Considering it was pretty much all everyone was tweeting about most of the week, it’s no surprise that Drunk Hulk’s entry into the discussion would become so popular. Honestly, I thought it was too easy a joke and even had doubts about doing it. I figured I could’ve done better, but I was running out of time, especially with the semester ending over here (damn you, real life!). My favorite joke about SOPA/PIPA came from Salon’s Mary Beth Williams (@embeedub): Why is everyone hating on SOPA & PIPA? Come on, “Push It” was awesome!
PARENTHOOD IS THE SEQUEL TO POLTERGEIST!
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NBC’s Parenthood is a comedy-drama revolving around three generations of the Braverman family living in Berkely, California. However, most people don’t know that the show is really a sequel to 1982′s Poltergeist. The show picks up 30 years later, as the Freeling family, now called the Braverman’s, must deal with new demonic forces trying to tear their family apart.
All of the children from the movie are now adults with kids of their own. Craig T. Nelson reprises the role of Steven, now named Zeke, a man haunted by the decision to buy a house on an ancient Indian burial ground and has become an overbearing and over-protective father. His oldest son Adam (Robbie) and oldest daughter Sarah (Dana) both have children of their own, while his youngest Julia (Carol Anne), also a mother, has suppressed the memories of her disturbing childhood by becoming a corporate lawyer (which furthers the theory that Carol Anne’s soul was damaged in the movie). Julia now has a daughter of her own, and she is married to Joel, a stay-at-home dad whose job is to make sure their daughter never turns on the television. (more…)







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