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Who's There? (1987);and Caribbean dictator General Manuel Borbon (right) from the episode Freefall (1989).You see the punchline here...right?As you're letting that scar your brains a little bit, I'm thinking that there's really two ways you can look at it: either it's one of the most blatant examples of whitewashing in modern pop culture history; or[...]
Hearkening back to a simpler time when pastel t-shirts with white suits was never not awesome and Glenn Frey had you convinced that yeah, maybe you did belong to the city, NBC announced that it is looking to revive Miami Vice, one of the network's most successful police procedurals...in large part, thanks to Vin Diesel.Shana[...]
Shannon Eric Denton is a man who wears many hats… and I don't mean the cowboy hat and ball cap he is known to wear at conventions. He is the editor behind Lion Forge's line of 80s television series based comics as well the the driving force behind Actionopolis and Komikwerks. His writing credits include Cartoon […]
This is the trailer for the second issue of Miami Vice Remix by Joe Casey and Jim Mahfood for IDW and Lion Forge Comics.Starring Jim Mahfood.I know I didn't either.[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXyfz-3SUBQ[/youtube]Enjoy Then enjoy the comic It is seriously easy to do. This is the trailer for the second issue of Miami Vice Remix by Joe Casey[...]
Lion Forge Comics is kicking off its new digital comic series based on the hit 80's television phenomenon Miami Vice.If you are too young to remember the series that featured Sonny Crockett and Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs as a pair of live-by-their-own-rules detectives for the Metro-Dade Police Department.. well then I'm envious of your youth..[...]
The World and The World's End.
The video opens with text which places the action in Miami in 1985, before moving into a club scene that hammers home the place and time with some very Scarface-esque decor and costumes.
The strongest influence here appears to be the Miami Vice TV series but interestingly a shootout late in[...]
USA Today reports on new digital comic books to be published, based on eighties and nineties TV shows, Knight Rider, Airwolf, Miami Vice, Punky Brewster and Saved by the Bell.Being published by Lion Forge Comics with NBC Universal, they come in the light of recent print comics success with X-Files and MacGyver And we're already[...]
