Travis Johnson

The three books in the series are Han Solo at Stars' End (1979), Han Solo's Revenge (1979), and Han Solo and the Lost Legacy (1980). An omnibus edition titled The Han Solo Adventures was later published in 1992 and was soon followed by Han Solo and the Corporate Sector Sourcebook (a roleplaying game guide in the form of an in-universe history text about the events of the trilogy), and four non-canon Hungarian spinoff novels. Not to be confused with , a separate series written some years later by A. C. Crispin, although Crispin referenced these stories in hers (setting them during a in the middle of Rebel Dawn, the third book of her trilogy).

Need to know more about the four Hungarian Han Solo novels I just learned existed.

...yeah.

HBD, RD.

ppl think of Hitchcock as this director guy but he was doing Presents, he had a mystery magazine, he had a tie in book series about 3 kids who solve crimes from a caravan in a junkyard and do pyramid scheme marketing then for some reason expose the crimes to Alfred Hitchcock, man was hustling 24/7

Fuckin' Amelie.

Jabbs.

Absolutely.

He was incredible in that. Creed, too.

My counterpoint is that you simply cannot, as an artist, stand beholden to the dumbest members of your audience. Idiots are gonna miss the point, every time.

I once cried in a pub when it was on the TV with the sound off. It's a perfect film.

The gulf between Stallone then and now is so fuckin vast.

'76 is a hell of a year, but if I'm being honest...

I know the end result is the same, but I'd rather perish in nuclear fire because of dick-measuring brinksmanship than because a bunch of freaks thinks it'll make Jesus come back.

It really is.

Just a banger of a series. Smart and compassionate and action packed. Never been collected, not available digitally last time I checked. But you can get the entire run pretty cheap second hand.

Larry Hama’s ‘Nth Man’: Ninja, Nostalgia, and World War III Veteran comics writer Larry Hama is best known for his work on Marvel’s G.I. Joe franchise, where he took what could have been a cynical toy line marketing tie-in and created a dynamic and hugely popu...

A few years back I went long on Larry Hama's superb and underappreciated Nth Man comic. With GI Joe now back in the convo for largely awful reasons, I thought I'd dig it out again.

If anyone is up for boosting, Bandcamp is holding a fundraiser for the Trans Continental Pipeline to help trans people escape from Kansas!

Is it weird that two Australian directors have made ostensibly American films called War Machine for Netflix?

Just sharing the love.

Many are saying this.

Best I can do is a cane toad coin purse.

Lotta Shoresy on the ol' timeline today.

Christ, I'm dying

The poster for Operation Crossbow

It's a good day to order in and watch old WWII movies.

#nowwatching

I gotchu.

Oh, seals *love* looking at their reflections in divers' masks. I was under a jetty looking for some cuttlefish I'd spotted earlier when suddenly this huge animal shot past my shoulder, spun around a pilon and was suddenly up in my face like "Hi!" I'm sure my scream was audible on the surface.

Sticks are amazing.

World's cutest baby in a Zep shirt learning to count with Johnny Ramone (it's a book).

Math is important.

This flick goes way harder than you'd expect.

Bad time to be fetishising the US military, though.