The Manster fills in for Sir Jon and discusses with Ganache a whole bunch of comic show casting news, and react to some new trailers released in the last few weeks. After that things get festive as Dem Boyz discuss some favorite contemporary Christmas songs, and read off the picks of friends of The Pint. Read More
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The Lady Ganache has a tale and review for all to view on the Pint website! http://pintocomics.com/rainbow-brite-1-a-guest-review/
New review up – read it. Buy it. Live it. http://pintocomics.com/atomic-robo-the-greatest/
Legends of the Lost with Megan Fox on the Travel Channel is the biggest swipe at “prettying up” history I’ve ever seen. It’s atrociously scripted..
In 1982 Hasbro re-launched G.I. Joe with the new branding “A Real American Hero.” With 13 heroes, two Cobra enemies, and a mail-away Cobra Commander, Hasbro made a calculated decision to minimize their initial risk. Re-using sculpts, averaging paint applications, and choosing what characters they thought would resonate most with their target audience, 7 to Read More
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