TODAY'S FEATURED POST

Mark Schultz Interview Part 3

Arnie Fenner

As a companion to my previous post including the first two episodes of Lance Laspina's and Shane Patrick White's interview with comic artist, illustrator, and writer Mark Schultz, I thought it only natural to post Part 3. In this concluding seqment, Mark talks about the influence of Robert E. Howard on his work and his opportunity to illustrate the Conan stories. And naturally I had to share a few of Mark's wonderful artworks to accompany…

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The End is the Beginning

YESTERDAY’S POST

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A Story

Arnie Fenner

December 29, 2025 - It's that time of year when people look back and reflect on everything that's happened in the previous 12 months. But ... you want to know something? I really don't wanna. Because for any number of reasons I could come up with—and won't—my opinion is that 2025 was a helluva stinker and thinking about it will just piss me off. If you had a good year, great, I'm glad for you: feel free to reflect away. For my part I'd sooner put 2025 behind me and steel myself for the crappy stuff that's probably ahead. Rather than fuss and moan about the past or worry about tomorrow, I thought I'd conclude '25 with what I've always considered a fun story, just to keep things light. In October, 1978 I attended the fouth World Fantasy Convention…

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