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Retro Omnibus Review: Master of Kung Fu Vol. 2 by Moench, Gulacy, Craig, Zeck, and others – Inside Pulse - Vimarsana News

Retro Omnibus Review: Master of Kung Fu Vol. 2 by Moench, Gulacy, Craig, Zeck, and others – Inside Pulse

Contains Master of Kung Fu Annual #1, Master of Kung Fu #38-70, (March 1976 - November 1978) Written by Doug Moench (#38-52, 54-63, 65-70, Annual #1), Scott Ede

Did MOON KNIGHT Just Introduce a Key Marvel Comics Location? - Vimarsana News

Did MOON KNIGHT Just Introduce a Key Marvel Comics Location?

In the premiere of Moon Knight Steven Grant finds himself in a strange Alpine location which will be immediately recognizable to Marvel fans.

Every Easter Egg We Found in MOON KNIGHT's Premiere - Vimarsana News

Every Easter Egg We Found in MOON KNIGHT's Premiere

Moon Knight episode one is here and like Wandavision and Hawkeye before it there are a ton of rad deep cut comic book nods and Easter eggs!

Neil Munro: The journalist who ­created one of Scotland's most beloved characters - Vimarsana News

Neil Munro: The journalist who ­created one of Scotland's most beloved characters

IN this week of 1930 the death occurred of Neil Munro, the journalist and author best known for his creation of the characters of Para Handy and the crew of the Vital Spark. Munro holds a curious place in the pantheon of Scottish literature. Derided by Hugh MacDiarmid for being a member of the Kailyard school of Scottish writing, he was also hailed as a poet and published by MacDiarmid himself, while his short stories about Para Handy and a host of other characters were wildly popular in their day. This brief account of his life and career contains no judgement of Munro’s literary apt...