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Christopher Daley | July 27, 2010

Sometimes when a movie does it right it will burn an image into your brain which will never go away. Stuck there forever like a good childhood memory waiting to be called back to the surface for you to enjoy again. I have one of those images bubbling around in my head. The reveal shot [...]

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Tags: Action Chick Flick, Alias, Angelina Jolie, Anita Blake, books, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, DC comics, Elektra, Jennifer Garner, Movies, music, Queen and Country, Salt, San Diego Comic-Con, SDCC 2010, Stephanie Plum, Tara Chance, The Avengers, writing

Papa Llama | July 19, 2010

Thursday, July 22 Fri, Jul 09, 07:35PM 10:30-12:00 Comics Arts Conference Session #1: Comics in the Classroom— Lisa Vizcarra (Carquinez Middle School) explores the pedagogy for creating a middle school biology curriculum based on the book Becoming Batman by E. Paul Zehr, who will join the discussion. Kathy Hall (El Camino College) gives an overview [...]

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Papa Llama | July 12, 2010

FRIDAY, JULY 23 11:30-1:00 Comics Arts Conference Session #6: Digital Comics— Nick Langley (Rocket Llama) gives a brief history of webcomics and evaluates online economic experiments from subscriptions to micropayments – with Brock Heasley (Super Fogeys, Zuda Comics’ Monsterplex). 2:00-3:30 Comics Arts Conference Session #8: Where Are the Action Chicks?— Katrina Hill (ActionFlickChick.com), Jill Pantozzi [...]

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Papa Llama | June 14, 2010

Morgan Spurlock, Joss Whedon, and Stan Lee want you! As our friends at ActionFlickChick.com recently discussed, Morgan Spurlock of Super-Size Me fame and infamy is teaming up with Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator and endless-superheroes creator Stan Lee, backed by Thomas Tull, to follow 7 fans around during this July’s San Diego Comic-Con International. The lucky few [...]

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Tags: animation, artist, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, comic book convention, Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan's Hope, Comic-Con International, ComicConDoc, cosplay, cosplayer, Doctor Who, fan convention, Faust, Firefly, Gil Kane, horror, illustrator, Joss Whedon, Morgan Spurlock, puppets, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con International, San Diego Convention Center, Serenity, Stan Lee, Thomas Tull

Papa Llama | July 7, 2009

In the last two months, our friend the Action Flick Chick, as @actionchick because of as 15-character username limit, has picked up over 17,000 followers on twitter. She’s popular. Deservedly so. Here we discuss that popularity, review the Chick’s twitter activities as @actionchick, and finally note someone’s fascinating suggestion as to the Chick’s true identity.

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Tags: 300, Action Flick Chick, actionchick, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Black Nerd, Blade, Bourne Ultimatum, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Carson Daly, Comic-Con, David Leitch, David Letterman, Doug Jones, Dr. Susan Block, Dr. Suzy, Felicia Day, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Kathy Ireland, La Faye Baker, Lethal Weapon 4, Luci Romberg, Matrix, Mission: Impossible 3, Movie Mob, Ninja Assassin, Ninja Warrior, Paul Shaffer, Seymore Butts, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Swordfish, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, The Guild, True Blood, twitter, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Zombieland

Papa Llama | June 7, 2009

For the next week, anyone visiting rocketllama.com will get directed to our Blog-It Llama! page while we finally restructure the homepage. The newest comic will be right where it’s always been.

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Tags: 30 Days of Night, Action Flick Chick, Ben Templesmith, Blog-It Llama!, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Comics, DC comics, Emancipation Day, Felicia Day, Flag Day, Freedom Day, Juneteenth, Paul Levitz, relaunch, Rocket Llama, Texas, The Guild, The Ongoing Adventures of Rocket Llama, webcomics, website