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Con Watch: Game-A-Lot 2016
Get your gaming strategies and dice skills at the ready for this weekend’s 16th annual Game-A-Lot. A charity tabletop event, Game-A-Lot 2016 features three days worth of board game fun—all for a good...
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Video games for charity: giving back at Extra Life 2016
Say what you want about Edmonton’s gaming community—they’re a generous bunch. Earlier this week, we wrote about the upcoming Game-A-Lot tabletop event, which offers a weekend of board gaming in support...
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Ozu and Only Yesterday: A Closer Look at a Ghibli Classic
Studio Ghibli’s Only Yesterday (1991) is a sublime example of twentieth-century Japanese filmmaking that, surprisingly, has only just started to be experienced by U.S. and Canadian audiences en masse...
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New York Comic Con FLASH INTERVIEW: Space Artist Jedidiah Dore
You never know what you’ll find at New York Comic Con. While roaming the show floor at this year’s sanctioned madness, pulp contributor Russ Dobler discovered the stylized space exploration art of...
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End of the Earth: YEG comic satire at its finest
If you live in Edmonton, you know this already: our city can be great, and it can be ridiculous. We have the AGA, the Muttart, and food and culture festivals out the wazoo. We also have the Talus...
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A Shell of What’s Passed: A Critical Response to the GHOST IN THE SHELL...
The following article is a conversation between three writers, cinephiles, and fans of Ghost in the Shell regarding their reaction to the upcoming live-adaptation’s trailer (below). Caleb Caswell has...
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Book Review: The Forgotten Tale (2016) by J.M. Frey
J.M. Frey’s first book in The Accidential Turn series, The Untold Tale, is revolutionary. It’s incredibly self-aware and the fact that it’s a fantasy story makes that even more remarkable. Fans of the...
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Comics and American politics: Life imitates (the business of) art
America is a fractured place. I should know, I live there. This month’s presidential election shocked many, and illustrated that views of the nation and where it is and should be headed are much more...
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Cloth Armoury: gaming-inspired streetwear
Geek gear rules the vendor halls at comic conventions. Supernatural t-shirts, Toothless hoodies, kigus by the dozen, LoZ hats and jewelry–take your pick. At The Pulp, we’re huge fans of supporting...
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Anime film review trifecta: One Piece, Sailor Moon, and Yu-Gi-Oh!
Thus far, 2017 has been a boon to North American anime markets and the fans that support them. Throughout the month of January, I had the pleasure of casually viewing not one but three worthwhile...
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