Tag Archives: Incredible Hulk

Apples and Lampshades

By A. Lee Martinez | Published: May 9, 2012

I’ve been finishing up my latest project, Helen and Troy’s Epic Road Quest, so haven’t had a lot of time to post. But now that I’m near the end and confident I will meet my deadline, I thought it’d be cool to drop by and say hello. Hello. This is a preview of Apples and [...]

Posted in Blog, Comic Books, Movies | Also tagged Abomination, Adventure Film, Apples, Avengers, Business Practices, Captain America, Clashes, Disney, Fantasy Adventure, Films, Hulk, Iron Man, Marvel Comics, Merits, Original Source, Project Helen, Source Material, Thor, Villain | 7 Comments

Subjectivity

By A. Lee Martinez | Published: December 1, 2010

It’s weird to realize that everything we think, everything we believe, is almost purely subjective. Let’s set aside deep-seated, controversial subjects like politics, religion, and The Addams Family VS. Munsters. Let’s just talk about harmless thngs like movies, television, and books. It’s a safe bet that no matter how much you hate a book / [...]

Posted in Blog, Writing | Also tagged Addams Family, Award Winner, Book Tv, Comic Fantasy, Controversial Subjects, Exact Issue, Fantasy Writer, Hemmingway, Jungle Tales Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes, Safe Bet, Short Story, Steinbeck, Subjectivity, Tarzan, Tarzan Lord Of The Apes, Thngs, Trifles, Walt Simonson | 3 Comments

The Burden of the Smart Protagonist

By A. Lee Martinez | Published: July 26, 2010

I hate it that intelligence is usually portrated as a character flaw. It just bugs the ever-livin’ hell ouf of me. For a country that prides itself on achievement and exceptionalism, the U.S. of A. sure seems to dislike smart people. We bow down to athletes and actors like living gods, but smart people, they [...]