EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson

Hey guys. Our next regular podcast, coming up this next Tuesday, will deal with crappy B-movies that we all love and why. I want you guys to be a part of this. Either leave a comment about the movie you love and why, favorite moments in crap movies, etc. OR call the BEEF line and tell us! I will play it on the show. 206.350.BEEF.

We are looking forward to some of the crappy stuff you love, so bring it!

I have been BOMBED with work and stuff lately and did not have time last night to get a strip up. But today, I give thee a a comic. Better late than never, right?

Got this from Kotaku today.

Step One: Buy some shiny yellow wrapping paper. You’ll also want to scrounge some cardboard for the question blocks and items and stenciling.

Read on for more.

You guys KNOW you want to buy one of these!

Thanks to Germ for sending this to me this morning:

The deal — based on a script by “28 Days Later” scribe Alex Garland — caused a stir earlier in the week when Garland’s agents at Creative Artists Agency sent it out via a messenger clad in a “Halo”-esque green costume. The deal came bearing some pretty stiff terms, including a two-hour bidding period and demands for a $10 million advance against 15% of the gross. The script was commissioned by Microsoft, which also brought in producer Peter Schlessel to work on the project.

I guess we will have to see how things turn out.

Today’s podcast is all about web comics, where they came from, where they are today, and perhaps where they are headed. We have no less than three working web comic creators on the show.

There is a little syndication bashing while we are at it, and we discuss if its “cool” anymore to be geeks. All that and an interesting conspiracy theory involving the Apple / Intel deal.

You can get the RSS feed for the show right here. Or, if you prefer, you can directly download the 19mb MP3 file right here.