TV Review – Summer Sci-fi Television – Alphas
September 10, 2011 Leave a comment
Alphas needs some work, I wouldn’t say it is anywhere near as good as the first season of Heroes, I believe there are a few Heroes alum in the writer and/or production staff of Alphas (it would have been nice if Heroes had stayed as good as it was the first season). But, Alphas has the potential to be a solid fantasy/superhero drama provided it can iron out some kinks, mostly in character development. A few of the actors really need to become more comfortable in the skins of the people they are playing.






I’d like to take some time now to talk about one of my favorite graphic novels series Poison Elves. Poison Elves was created written and drawn by Drew Hayes and remained in indy status, published in black and white throughout the entirety of its run. It began in 1991 as a self-published work under the Mulehide Graphics label and was titled I,Lusiphur, referring to the main character, a young (by elf standards) elf with a bad temper, a cynical disposition and knack for getting into trouble. With issue #8 Hayes changed the title to Poison Elves and continued his direct market publishing. In 1995 he signed a lifetime contract with Sirius Entertainment, the sometimes home of another favorite of mine Joseph Michael Linsner, the creator of Dawn. 




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