Comic-strip adaptation of On The Beach from 1957
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@Stephen_Hocking wrote: Books and Arts Daily on Radio National here in Australia just did a piece on a new documentary, called Fallout, about the making of the...
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@ashamel wrote: Don't forget the 2000 TV movie by Russel Mulchay! OK, maybe you should forget it, but I didn't think it was too bad. Read full topic
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@penguinchris wrote: The 1959 film is astounding, really beautifully made with heartbreaking performances. Fred Astaire is incredible in one of his few (maybe his only) roles that didn't involve...
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@just_ok wrote: So, your book report is a bit overdue? Read full topic
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@Stuart_Kaufman wrote: It's SHUTE. Read full topic
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@tekna2007 wrote: penguinchris: Never got around to reading it though, will have to get on that. THERE IS STILL TIME .. BROTHER Read full topic
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@sockdoll wrote: "Minatory," huh? You're making me work for this one Mr. Doctorow! http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=minatory Read full topic
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@Eksrae wrote: No blood, gore, or heart-pounding chases, but one of the creepiest movie endings I can remember.And, one of the few movies where the Morse code was the genuine article, not that canned...
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@jandrese wrote: I hope it reads better than that comic. I think because it was in comic form the artist must have though that he had to word it like an issue of Action Comics. Read full topic
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@halloween_jack_ wrote: One of the weird things about these scans is that some of them seem to have the panel caption whited out. Wonder what was there originally? On the Beach is one of those books...
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@dman wrote: Hm. That was a bit relentlessly depressing. But good for it. Solid storytelling given the medium. If you want Slow Apocalyptic Nihilism in comic form, do also seek out the Raymond Briggs...
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@Mister44 wrote: Speaking of moving anti-nuclear comics, anyone read When the Wind Blows. Read full topic
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@Ulysses wrote: Damn, this book always gets to me. Read full topic
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@wrecksdart wrote: As a kid I remember ABC's runup to and then showing of The Day After, and it scared me to the bone. The scene of the farmer standing quietly in his field as he watches nuclear...
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@jandrese wrote: That was kind of the point of MAD. To make war so terrible that nobody could afford to engage in it. Read full topic
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@silkox1 wrote: I just finished reading Richard Rhodes's The Making of the Atomic Bomb and Dark Sun: The Making of the Hydrogen Bomb. I also got to see Mr. Rhodes (one of my favorite writers) at the...
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