Showing posts with label RL: THUNDER BOX COMICS #8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RL: THUNDER BOX COMICS #8. Show all posts

Monday, April 6, 2009

SWGGS THE CAT - A Date with Destiny












THUNDER BOX COMICS - Tucky Tuck







ANOTHER IMPORTANT MESSAGE OF NO REAL IMPORTANCE
Tucky Tuck, Juniper and Yeeps are the basis of THUNDER BOX COMICS. Their stories usually run too long for this type of a presentation. It would be the equivalent of watching a relatives endless vacation slides, but not as exciting as a relatives endless vacation slides. There's dozens of panels to look at. Once in awhile, we added short tags to the the stories, like the one above. So, we'll publish the shorts from time to time and maybe a few panels from lengthy stories here and there. Most of which, to the reader, will make little or no sense at all... Hold the phone!... Stop the presses! This entire blogspot is built from hundreds of annoying/confusing panels, so what's the difference if we pile on some more useless panels? Problem solved!
Sin sara lee
Abram Ovicci

Sunday, February 15, 2009

The Girl Who Laughed At The Moon

THE GIRL WHO LAUGHED AT THE MOON
1953 Young Pictures
PRODUCERS: Zhiyong Wu, Ken Chu
DIRECTOR: Jinfu Xu
SCREEN WRITER: Qin Yasuda
Based on a childrens book written by real life, death row convict Yue (the Seraphic Strangler) Yang. Set in the 1800's where a weepy child from a dreary town over comes her fear of the sun by laughing at the moon. An awkward, all American cast in China with seemingly endless footage of Wee Donna Durkee crying and Laughing. With David Nutter, Candy Rollin and introducing Wee Donna Durkee.

"What depth, what meaning! I cried...I cried like a baby."
Mario Stavoli
Film critic for The Silent Fish

  In later years, Donna Durkee would begin a professional relationship with Philip Roscoe of Roscoe Entertainment Inc. and tour for seven weeks starring in Rubber Nose, the longest running one/woman show in staged history, based on the true adventures of the legendary American tax lawyer - Maria Belle Bonds. 

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Attack of the Chess Club President


ATTACK OF THE CHESS CLUB PRESIDENT
1959 Leisure Films
PRODUCERS: James Ferro, Vicky Ticks
DIRECTOR: James Ferro Jr.
SCREENWRITER: Tish D. Lufkin
The president of a high school chess club becomes enraged over a painting of a woman wearing a large bonnet. Boasting A Rock 'n Roll soundtrack by Fractured Orbit.
With Robert Angerosa, Beth Eckstein, Patty Furrow and introducing Dan Fridley.

"What honesty. James Ferro Jr. is a primitive genius!"
Stephen LaPato
Film critic for the Bails Daily

The guitarist from Fractured Orbit was none other than, Dopey W. Wills, who (before being committed to a trailer park based asylum) become a prominent member of the hot, Hollywood mid sixties combo Dino, Desi, Dopey and Young. 
Watch for the PCS documentary "I WAS YOUNGER THAN YOUNG!" that features the rants and raves of Dopey W. Wills who claims to have been "ripped off " by everyone in the music business from Beethoven to Fractured Orbit, and beyond. His tragic insanity will give you a chuckle and a half. 

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Pompadour Nation

POMPADOUR NATION
1958 Van Jillion Pictures
PRODUCER/S: Stephen W. Rykes
DIRECTOR: Chaz Putman
SCREEN WRITER: Helen Bach
Hoodlum car gangs overtake an Indian reservation only to learn an unexpected lesson about spirituality and rock 'n roll bangs.

Based on a poem by Linda Baby Moon Carlson 
WITH: Stormy LeBorg, Pam Baker, Johnny Vomit, Buddy Sharp, Dawn Owl Feather, Todd Angry at the Sun Anderson and Chief Tommy Tubby Chases Turtles.

This may only be available on BETA, VHS, DVD, Super 8 Film, Slides and View Graphs.

A must for musty fans of must!