Last uploaded: Sunday, November 30, 1997.

Alien Resurrection reviews are flooding in... ...and overall, audiences are embracing the film with open arms (or talons, if you're a biomechanoid) and its opening weekend gross should turn out to be very healthy. We spotted director Joel Schumacher (he of Batman and Robin infamy) taking in the 3:00 show at the L.A. ABC Complex theaters Tuesday afternoon; we thought it best not to tap him on his shoulder during the coming attractions and ask if he felt an unpoliced Internet was watching his every move. While Joel hasn't sent us his review just yet, die-hard Alien fans have sent in their extremely detailed reviews as the American audiences flock to see the show (the picture's released Friday in Canada and the United Kingdom.) Click here to witness the reviews.

Chronicle article remains on-line... You can still check out the San Francisco Chronicle's review and list of the Web movie sites, of which CA is listed. of which CA is listed.

Technopolis Comic Book

Sure you know that X-Men, Batman and Spawn were all comic books before they became movies...but did you know that Men in Black and The Crow were also comics before they became box office sensations? Well, this might be your chance to take a look at the next big thing: go sneak a peek at www.technopolis.vividpage.net where you'll be able to enter the world of Technopolis. Not only does it have the distinction of being published last month by Caliber Comics (the same fellas who published The Crow) but it also just happens to be co-written by yours truly (ah -- you knew there was a reason to this, didn't ya?) It's made a small but notable ripple in the big ocean of comic books, gathered some pretty decent reviews and sold out in a couple of parts of America! Not only is the story is a cool mix of retro science fiction, film noir and pulp adventure, but the art inside kicks some ass as well. Issue two is hitting stands next month, but you can get a jump on the rest of the pack and check out a preview of the issue at the comic's website. There's also samples from the artist's sketchbook, pages of published and upcoming issues, clips of the reviews we've been getting and the story's background and bible online. The comic can be ordered from any comic book store or from the information listed on the webpage. Once you've read it send either myself or Adrie (the artist) an email and let us know what you thought of it!

Patrick Sauriol
Creator, Chief Content Writer & Director
Coming Attractions

...wondering who's the unlucky SOB who has to pick up all the dismembered trooper pieces after each battle sequence in Starship Troopers...