The Sucklord To Stalk NYC Super Heroes in Villain

I'm a big Sucklord fan and you should be too. Besides awesome toyage and reality tv star power we can soon add  on-screen psycopathic killer of super heroes to his list of sick accomplishments. Villain starts shooting this fall in New York City, just the poster alone has me hooked. Check out Monster Pants for the latest news. 

King Vulture's Summer/Beach Reading List

So summer has been upon us since March down here and I'm already sick of it. You won't catch King Vulture at the beach ("It's where dirt meets water. End of fascination." quoth Bill Hicks) But if you're one of those weirdos that like to sit out in the burning sand, cooking your flesh, and tempting the sharks, you're probably gonna bring something to read. May I suggest a few things?
(click on the author for bio, click on the title for Amazon link)
1)KATHY ACKER Empire of the Senseless
2)DAVE MELTZER Tributes
3)JIM THOMPSON Pop.1280
4)MICHAEL CRICHTON Travels
5)DENIS JOHNSON Jesus' Son
6)DON BAJEMA Reach
7)HUBERT SELBY The Demon
8)DEZ SKINN Comix
9)JIM DEROGATIS Let it Blurt
10)JAMES ELLROY The Cold Six Thousand
That ought to keep you busy for a while. Some nice, relaxing, feel good books to pass away these lame summer days. 

King Vulture's Sound Attack

Whatever happened to Dangerous Toys? This is their video from '89. I remember them fondly and this video hasn't betrayed my memories. I think Teasin' Pleasin' was their bigger single, but this is the better song.

My Heroes Have Always Been Monsters Part 16

I've been a cartoon fanatic for as far back as I can remember. Even the most serious work I've ever done in my life as had some sort of twisted sensibility inspired by Loony Tunes or Woody Woodpecker. Scooby Doo has always been at the top of my list of favorite toons and I've tried to follow every series. The last series that ran on Cartoon Network was excellent and I really dug the two live action films.

Scooby and the gang certainly fostered a love of the bizarre and creepy, but growing up, Mystery Inc. wasn't alone in bring the monsters to my living room. Here's my 3 favorites

Groovie Goolies

Count Duckula

The Drak Pack

King Vulture's Sound Attack

So the reviews of The Amazing Spiderman are pretty encouraging. I'll miss the old cast, but we must move on brothers and sisters! Todays Sound Attack is a double shot of the Ramones! First up their cover of the Spiderman theme from the 60's cartoon series (originally found on the Saturday Morning Cartoon tribute album).

Next up is a sweet fan made vid of I Don't Wanna Go Down To The Basement!

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Print Is Dead...And It's Corpse Is Coming To Eat You!

Aw yea, Titans! Just got the latest Horror Hound; the Metal issue with a sick Rob Zombie cover painted by Jason Edmiston!

 Featuring a new interview with Alice Cooper, a retrospective on House of a 1000 Corpses, the sickest Death Metal album covers, the collision of metal and horror movies and more sick crap than you swing an outta ammo shotgun at!

King Vulture's Ten Favorite Batman Stories

 I've been dying to see The Dark Knight Rises since the closing credits of The Dark Knight rolled and now we're down to the last couple of weeks! So in honor of impending awesome I'm putting up my ten favorite Batman stories!

What? No Frank Miller in the top ten...sorry. Year One and Dark Knight Returns are in the top twenty. (I pretty much enjoyed Dark Knight Strikes Again for the most part, but All Star Batman sucked). The Shadow of the Bat; The Last Arkham is worth hunting down as is the two parter Detective Comics which introduces Cornelius Stirk who made a return in Kevin Smith's great Batman; The Widening Gyre.