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Sci-fi's original hero is back: 1st look at the new Buck Rogers
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Sci-fi's first fish-out-of-water-hero was Anthony "Buck" Rogers, a World
War I veteran who, during a freak cave-in, was trapped in suspended
animation until the 25th Century. There he soon had to put his soldier
skills to good use against a whole new set of enemies in a world foreign
to him. He set the stage for countless others of his kindâ€"and now,
he's back.
Not sure if you can tell, but we're pretty excited about ol' Buck making
a comeback. He was a major success in the comic strips of the '20s for
good reason. Great art, thrilling adventures, the far-flung future ...
Buck was the perfect blend.
And though his late '70s TV incarnation is mostly joked about now
(Seriously, have you seen the fantastically awful Space Vampire
episode?), the old dog always seemed like he was due for another
adventure.
Cue Hermes Press (who has been re-releasing the old strips in some
stunning hardcover editions) who decided to resurrect the character one
more time.
Soâ€"you've got a classic science fiction hero and you want to give
him some pizzazz for the modern audience but stay true to what
originally made him great. Who would you chat up? We'll tell you whose
door we'd be knocking down and who Hermes Press got on board.
Howard Chaykin. Yes, that Howard Chaykin. Creator of Ironwolf, Cody
Starbuck, and Reuben Flagg just to name a few. He's kind of the king of
the sexy anti-hero and he knows his way around classic franchises, too.
His Star Wars stuff is a far cry better than the countless books that
are still coming out even today.
And his art! Oh, it's just the right style for a return to the good old
fashioned future. Don't believe us? Go back and look again at that
poster art above. Chaykin sounds pretty stoked about it, too.
Check out the full press release.
BUCK ROGERS the first, best, original Sci-Fi hero is back in an all-new
comic book series from Hermes Press with art and stories by Howard
Chaykin.
For the past five years Hermes Press has been producing critically
acclaimed, best selling archival reprints of the original Buck Rogers
daily and Sunday comic strips; now the company will be offering an all
new take on this classic series helmed by renowned comic book artist and
writer Howard Chaykin.
To celebrate his new Buck Rogers series Chaykin will premiere this new
version of the feature with a poster designed especially for Comic-Con
which will be given away only at the panel, "Buck Rogers, Past, Present,
and Future" on Friday, July 13, from 6:00-7:00 PM in room 4. The full
color poster, featuring Buck Rogers and Wilma Deering is a Comic-Con
panel exclusive.
Chaykin's new series will take the feature back to its origins and have
the look and feel of the "classic" Buck Rogers. Hermes Press publisher
Dan Herman believes that the strength of the original newspaper strip is
"its great sci-fi tales, characters, and its vision of the future --
it's a great tradition to draw on and this new series will pay homage to
the classic version of the newspaper strip."
Chaykin feels that Buck Rogers is one of the great science-fiction
features and is completely revved up about creating a new version of the
feature. "When Dan casually asked me whether I had any interest in
reviving BUCK ROGERS, my reaction was first physical--genuine goose
bumps--followed by complete delight at the thought of paying back a
concept that was so utterly seminal in my thinking about our medium and
our field.
Chaykin will also be at Hermes Press' booth on Friday July 12, from 2-4
to talk about the new series. So if you want the inside scoop on the new
Buck Rogers and you happen to be at Comic-Con, come to the panel on
"lucky" Friday the 13th!"
(Via Bleeding Cool )
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Sci-fi's first fish-out-of-water-hero was Anthony "Buck" Rogers, a World
War I veteran who, during a freak cave-in, was trapped in suspended
animation until the 25th Century. There he soon had to put his soldier
skills to good use against a whole new set of enemies in a world foreign
to him. He set the stage for countless others of his kindâ€"and now,
he's back.
Not sure if you can tell, but we're pretty excited about ol' Buck making
a comeback. He was a major success in the comic strips of the '20s for
good reason. Great art, thrilling adventures, the far-flung future ...
Buck was the perfect blend.
And though his late '70s TV incarnation is mostly joked about now
(Seriously, have you seen the fantastically awful Space Vampire
episode?), the old dog always seemed like he was due for another
adventure.
Cue Hermes Press (who has been re-releasing the old strips in some
stunning hardcover editions) who decided to resurrect the character one
more time.
Soâ€"you've got a classic science fiction hero and you want to give
him some pizzazz for the modern audience but stay true to what
originally made him great. Who would you chat up? We'll tell you whose
door we'd be knocking down and who Hermes Press got on board.
Howard Chaykin. Yes, that Howard Chaykin. Creator of Ironwolf, Cody
Starbuck, and Reuben Flagg just to name a few. He's kind of the king of
the sexy anti-hero and he knows his way around classic franchises, too.
His Star Wars stuff is a far cry better than the countless books that
are still coming out even today.
And his art! Oh, it's just the right style for a return to the good old
fashioned future. Don't believe us? Go back and look again at that
poster art above. Chaykin sounds pretty stoked about it, too.
Check out the full press release.
BUCK ROGERS the first, best, original Sci-Fi hero is back in an all-new
comic book series from Hermes Press with art and stories by Howard
Chaykin.
For the past five years Hermes Press has been producing critically
acclaimed, best selling archival reprints of the original Buck Rogers
daily and Sunday comic strips; now the company will be offering an all
new take on this classic series helmed by renowned comic book artist and
writer Howard Chaykin.
To celebrate his new Buck Rogers series Chaykin will premiere this new
version of the feature with a poster designed especially for Comic-Con
which will be given away only at the panel, "Buck Rogers, Past, Present,
and Future" on Friday, July 13, from 6:00-7:00 PM in room 4. The full
color poster, featuring Buck Rogers and Wilma Deering is a Comic-Con
panel exclusive.
Chaykin's new series will take the feature back to its origins and have
the look and feel of the "classic" Buck Rogers. Hermes Press publisher
Dan Herman believes that the strength of the original newspaper strip is
"its great sci-fi tales, characters, and its vision of the future --
it's a great tradition to draw on and this new series will pay homage to
the classic version of the newspaper strip."
Chaykin feels that Buck Rogers is one of the great science-fiction
features and is completely revved up about creating a new version of the
feature. "When Dan casually asked me whether I had any interest in
reviving BUCK ROGERS, my reaction was first physical--genuine goose
bumps--followed by complete delight at the thought of paying back a
concept that was so utterly seminal in my thinking about our medium and
our field.
Chaykin will also be at Hermes Press' booth on Friday July 12, from 2-4
to talk about the new series. So if you want the inside scoop on the new
Buck Rogers and you happen to be at Comic-Con, come to the panel on
"lucky" Friday the 13th!"
(Via Bleeding Cool )
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On Friday, July 13, 2012 8:59:30 AM UTC-4, The Saltex Brujo wrote:
> Sci-fi's original hero is back: 1st look at the new Buck Rogers
>
> Tweet
> Sci-fi's first fish-out-of-water-hero was Anthony "Buck" Rogers, a World
> he's back.
> Not sure if you can tell, but we're pretty excited about ol' Buck making
> a comeback. He was a major success in the comic strips of the '20s for
> door we'd be knocking down and who Hermes Press got on board.
> fashioned future. Don't believe us? Go back and look again at that
> and Future" on Friday, July 13, from 6:00-7:00 PM in room 4. The full
> the look and feel of the "classic" Buck Rogers. Hermes Press publisher
> it's a great tradition to draw on and this new series will pay homage to
> the classic version of the newspaper strip."
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> SHORTBUS O'REETEE STICKLER.
>
> DON'T TAZE MY GRANNY!
>
> BEWARE OF OL' JEEZL PETE.
> Sci-fi's original hero is back: 1st look at the new Buck Rogers
>
> Tweet
> Sci-fi's first fish-out-of-water-hero was Anthony "Buck" Rogers, a World
> War I veteran who, during a freak cave-in, was trapped in suspended
> animation until the 25th Century. There he soon had to put his soldier
> skills to good use against a whole new set of enemies in a world foreign
> to him. He set the stage for countless others of his kindâ€"and now,
> animation until the 25th Century. There he soon had to put his soldier
> skills to good use against a whole new set of enemies in a world foreign
> he's back.
> Not sure if you can tell, but we're pretty excited about ol' Buck making
> a comeback. He was a major success in the comic strips of the '20s for
> good reason. Great art, thrilling adventures, the far-flung future ...
> Buck was the perfect blend.
> And though his late '70s TV incarnation is mostly joked about now
> Buck was the perfect blend.
> (Seriously, have you seen the fantastically awful Space Vampire
> episode?), the old dog always seemed like he was due for another
> adventure.
> Cue Hermes Press (who has been re-releasing the old strips in some
> stunning hardcover editions) who decided to resurrect the character one
> more time.
> Soâ€"you've got a classic science fiction hero and you want to give
> episode?), the old dog always seemed like he was due for another
> adventure.
> Cue Hermes Press (who has been re-releasing the old strips in some
> stunning hardcover editions) who decided to resurrect the character one
> more time.
> him some pizzazz for the modern audience but stay true to what
> originally made him great. Who would you chat up? We'll tell you whose
> door we'd be knocking down and who Hermes Press got on board.
> Howard Chaykin. Yes, that Howard Chaykin. Creator of Ironwolf, Cody
> Starbuck, and Reuben Flagg just to name a few. He's kind of the king of
> the sexy anti-hero and he knows his way around classic franchises, too.
> His Star Wars stuff is a far cry better than the countless books that
> are still coming out even today.
> And his art! Oh, it's just the right style for a return to the good old
> His Star Wars stuff is a far cry better than the countless books that
> are still coming out even today.
> fashioned future. Don't believe us? Go back and look again at that
> poster art above. Chaykin sounds pretty stoked about it, too.
> Check out the full press release.
> BUCK ROGERS the first, best, original Sci-Fi hero is back in an all-new
> comic book series from Hermes Press with art and stories by Howard
> Chaykin.
> For the past five years Hermes Press has been producing critically
> acclaimed, best selling archival reprints of the original Buck Rogers
> daily and Sunday comic strips; now the company will be offering an all
> new take on this classic series helmed by renowned comic book artist and
> writer Howard Chaykin.
> To celebrate his new Buck Rogers series Chaykin will premiere this new
> version of the feature with a poster designed especially for Comic-Con
> which will be given away only at the panel, "Buck Rogers, Past, Present,
> Check out the full press release.
> BUCK ROGERS the first, best, original Sci-Fi hero is back in an all-new
> comic book series from Hermes Press with art and stories by Howard
> Chaykin.
> For the past five years Hermes Press has been producing critically
> acclaimed, best selling archival reprints of the original Buck Rogers
> daily and Sunday comic strips; now the company will be offering an all
> new take on this classic series helmed by renowned comic book artist and
> writer Howard Chaykin.
> To celebrate his new Buck Rogers series Chaykin will premiere this new
> version of the feature with a poster designed especially for Comic-Con
> and Future" on Friday, July 13, from 6:00-7:00 PM in room 4. The full
> color poster, featuring Buck Rogers and Wilma Deering is a Comic-Con
> panel exclusive.
> Chaykin's new series will take the feature back to its origins and have
> panel exclusive.
> the look and feel of the "classic" Buck Rogers. Hermes Press publisher
> Dan Herman believes that the strength of the original newspaper strip is
> "its great sci-fi tales, characters, and its vision of the future --
> it's a great tradition to draw on and this new series will pay homage to
> the classic version of the newspaper strip."
> Chaykin feels that Buck Rogers is one of the great science-fiction
> features and is completely revved up about creating a new version of the
> feature. "When Dan casually asked me whether I had any interest in
> features and is completely revved up about creating a new version of the
> reviving BUCK ROGERS, my reaction was first physical--genuine goose
> bumps--followed by complete delight at the thought of paying back a
> concept that was so utterly seminal in my thinking about our medium and
> our field.
> Chaykin will also be at Hermes Press' booth on Friday July 12, from 2-4
> bumps--followed by complete delight at the thought of paying back a
> concept that was so utterly seminal in my thinking about our medium and
> our field.
> to talk about the new series. So if you want the inside scoop on the new
> Buck Rogers and you happen to be at Comic-Con, come to the panel on
> "lucky" Friday the 13th!"
> Buck Rogers and you happen to be at Comic-Con, come to the panel on
> (Via Bleeding Cool )
> Blastr CATEGORIES
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>
>
>
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From: rjs...@yahoo.com (robert)
On Friday, July 13, 2012 8:59:30 AM UTC-4, The Saltex Brujo wrote:
Sci-fi's original hero is back: 1st look at the new Buck Rogers
Tweet
Sci-fi's first fish-out-of-water-hero was Anthony "Buck"
Rogers, a World War I veteran who, during a freak cave-in, was trapped
in suspended animation until the 25th Century. There he soon had to put
his soldier skills to good use against a whole new set of enemies in a
world foreign to him. He set the stage for countless others of his
kindâ€"and now, he's back.
in suspended animation until the 25th Century. There he soon had to put
his soldier skills to good use against a whole new set of enemies in a
world foreign to him. He set the stage for countless others of his
Not sure if you can tell, but we're pretty excited about ol'
Buck making a comeback. He was a major success in the comic strips of
the '20s for good reason. Great art, thrilling adventures, the
far-flung future ... Buck was the perfect blend.
And though his late '70s TV incarnation is mostly joked about now
(Seriously, have you seen the fantastically awful Space Vampire
episode?), the old dog always seemed like he was due for another
adventure.
Cue Hermes Press (who has been re-releasing the old strips in some
stunning hardcover editions) who decided to resurrect the character one
more time.
Soâ€"you've got a classic science fiction hero and you want
episode?), the old dog always seemed like he was due for another
adventure.
Cue Hermes Press (who has been re-releasing the old strips in some
stunning hardcover editions) who decided to resurrect the character one
more time.
to give him some pizzazz for the modern audience but stay true to what
originally made him great. Who would you chat up? We'll tell you
whose door we'd be knocking down and who Hermes Press got on board.
Howard Chaykin. Yes, that Howard Chaykin. Creator of Ironwolf, Cody
Starbuck, and Reuben Flagg just to name a few. He's kind of the king
of the sexy anti-hero and he knows his way around classic franchises,
too. His Star Wars stuff is a far cry better than the countless books
that are still coming out even today.
And his art! Oh, it's just the right style for a return to the good
too. His Star Wars stuff is a far cry better than the countless books
that are still coming out even today.
old fashioned future. Don't believe us? Go back and look again at
that poster art above. Chaykin sounds pretty stoked about it, too. Check
out the full press release.
BUCK ROGERS the first, best, original Sci-Fi hero is back in an all-new
comic book series from Hermes Press with art and stories by Howard
Chaykin.
For the past five years Hermes Press has been producing critically
acclaimed, best selling archival reprints of the original Buck Rogers
daily and Sunday comic strips; now the company will be offering an all
new take on this classic series helmed by renowned comic book artist and
writer Howard Chaykin.
To celebrate his new Buck Rogers series Chaykin will premiere this new
version of the feature with a poster designed especially for Comic-Con
which will be given away only at the panel, "Buck Rogers, Past,
Present, and Future" on Friday, July 13, from 6:00-7:00 PM in room
4. The full color poster, featuring Buck Rogers and Wilma Deering is a
Comic-Con panel exclusive.
Chaykin's new series will take the feature back to its origins and
out the full press release.
BUCK ROGERS the first, best, original Sci-Fi hero is back in an all-new
comic book series from Hermes Press with art and stories by Howard
Chaykin.
For the past five years Hermes Press has been producing critically
acclaimed, best selling archival reprints of the original Buck Rogers
daily and Sunday comic strips; now the company will be offering an all
new take on this classic series helmed by renowned comic book artist and
writer Howard Chaykin.
To celebrate his new Buck Rogers series Chaykin will premiere this new
version of the feature with a poster designed especially for Comic-Con
which will be given away only at the panel, "Buck Rogers, Past,
Present, and Future" on Friday, July 13, from 6:00-7:00 PM in room
4. The full color poster, featuring Buck Rogers and Wilma Deering is a
Comic-Con panel exclusive.
have the look and feel of the "classic" Buck Rogers. Hermes
Press publisher Dan Herman believes that the strength of the original
newspaper strip is "its great sci-fi tales, characters, and its
vision of the future -- it's a great tradition to draw on and this
Press publisher Dan Herman believes that the strength of the original
newspaper strip is "its great sci-fi tales, characters, and its
new series will pay homage to the classic version of the newspaper
strip." Chaykin feels that Buck Rogers is one of the great
science-fiction features and is completely revved up about creating a
new version of the feature. "When Dan casually asked me whether I
had any interest in reviving BUCK ROGERS, my reaction was first
physical--genuine goose bumps--followed by complete delight at the
thought of paying back a concept that was so utterly seminal in my
thinking about our medium and our field.
Chaykin will also be at Hermes Press' booth on Friday July 12, from
strip." Chaykin feels that Buck Rogers is one of the great
science-fiction features and is completely revved up about creating a
new version of the feature. "When Dan casually asked me whether I
had any interest in reviving BUCK ROGERS, my reaction was first
physical--genuine goose bumps--followed by complete delight at the
thought of paying back a concept that was so utterly seminal in my
thinking about our medium and our field.
2-4 to talk about the new series. So if you want the inside scoop on the
new Buck Rogers and you happen to be at Comic-Con, come to the panel on
"lucky" Friday the 13th!"
(Via Bleeding Cool )
Blastr CATEGORIES
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Blastr Gift Guide Blastr Video Blu-rays Books Columnists
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Syfy Channel Theater Top Stories Toys Trailers TV
Video Web Weird Stuff
Most Commented
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Dean Devlin updates us on an ID4 sequel (and his Stargate hopes) Karl
Urban accidentally ID's Benedict Cumberbatch's Trek 2 villain
new Buck Rogers and you happen to be at Comic-Con, come to the panel on
"lucky" Friday the 13th!"
(Via Bleeding Cool )
Blastr CATEGORIES
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Blastr Gift Guide Blastr Video Blu-rays Books Columnists
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Galleries Games Gossip Green Week Horror Image of the
Day Infographic Interviews Links Lists Movies Music
News Opinion Polls Posters Reviews Rumors Science
Syfy Channel Theater Top Stories Toys Trailers TV
Video Web Weird Stuff
Most Commented
Whedon fans rejoice: New Firefly special will air on TV this Nov.
Dean Devlin updates us on an ID4 sequel (and his Stargate hopes) Karl
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On Jul 13, 4:50 pm, BillV2...@webtv.net (The Saltex Brujo) wrote:
> Re: Sci-fi's original hero is back: 1st look at the new Buck Rogers
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> Group: rec.sport.pro-wrestling Date: Fri, Jul 13, 2012, 10:26am (EDT-3)
> Re: Sci-fi's original hero is back: 1st look at the new Buck Rogers
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> Group: rec.sport.pro-wrestling Date: Fri, Jul 13, 2012, 10:26am (EDT-3)
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