[Via: GBnews] Check out the upcoming covers for Ghostbusters monthly issues #5 & #8!
Nick Runge’s GHOSTBUSTERS #5 Cover B pays homage to a Blondie album cover:
Meanwhile Dan Schoening’s GHOSTBUSTERS #8 Cover A promises a very Egon-centered issue (out in April):
Also be sure to listen to Earth Station One‘s recent interview with Erik Burnham (begins at 00:35:35). Lots of great insight to the monthly comic series!
Ghostheads – Episode 31 “Earth’s Mightiest Ghostheads” http://ghostheads.protoncharging.com/episodes/ghep31.mp3 Podcast page Opening – Minutes 0:44 – 1:26 News – Minutes 1:27 – 10:59 New Stay Puft Marshmallows less caffeine Ernie Hudson in Hospital for surgery Stay Puft ornament early pics Extreme Ghostbusters prototypes Word from our sponsor – Minutes 11:00 – [...]
Last week I took rare advantage of my Netflix account and watched These Amazing Shadows, a documentary on the creation and history of the National Film Registry. Each year, a board of filmmakers picks a list of films to officially include in the registry, which means to preserve them forever [...]
Ghostbusters will be screening at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, California, on August 3rd at 8PM!
While not the first Ghostbusters-themed tour of New York (nor second even), this newly posted entry is a nice addition to the growing collection.
Remember that internal Apple sales video, that spoofed the Ghostbusters music video? Well, that one was cut down by nearly two minutes, which we know now because the full version has popped up! The video now includes an appearance by Steve Jobs (in full Blue Buster gear) and concludes with [...]
As confirmed by Comic List, GB Ongoing #9 finally hits the shelves May 23rd, and lists a 3rd variant cover done by Mike Henderson. [Update] Why not have some more release dates? Thanks to AJ Quick! Ghostbusters #9: May 23rd Ghostbusters #10: June 13th Ghostbusters #11: July 4th Ghostbusters Trade [...]
It was pretty much a given, once Mattel announced that they were canceling Club Ecto, the subscription based service that provided fans with first crack at unique figures, but Scott “ToyGuru” Neitlich, Mattel’s brand manager in charge of the license, confirmed a lot more details today, outlining exactly why the [...]
Robin “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” Leach interviewed Dan Aykroyd about some new happenings at the House of Blues in Las Vegas, but still took a moment – his opening question in fact – to ask about Ghostbusters 3. Dan’s answer is basically “maybe yes, maybe no” with a [...]
A few people have suggested it should read “Back off, Man. I’m a scientist.” as the motto, but still, an awesome crest from Bensanity. [VIA Ghostbusters.org]
Ghosthead and IGN writer, Greg Miller, filed a story today that Sony will be releasing some Ghostbusters DLC into their unique, but not quite set-the-world-on-fire, fighting game on the PS Vita; Reality Fighters. In short, you take a picture of your face, place it on a character, design the character [...]
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Great interview Erik!!! And as someone who knows nothing about Dr. Who and wants to check it out, where would you suggest I begin?
A good chunk of the relaunched (from 2005) series are on Netflix, if you have that — start with Eccleston’s Doctor and going on down the line would give you a very complete story.
There are plenty of standalone episodes — Christmas episodes, and four one-off movies with Tennant in lieu of a full season.
I started with a few eps of the Eccleston series (9th Doctor) and then skipped ahead to the Christmas Invasion, moved through all of Tennant’s 10th Doctor, the first episode of Matt Smith’s 11th (The Eleventh Hour) back to catch up with the rest of Eccleston, and then I was able to get my hands on the entirety of Smith’s first full series.
(And I’ve been watching the old stuff as I can find it.)
If you want to try it out with the least baggage, try starting with last year’s 2010 Christmas special and/or the Series 5. It’s a good jumping on point, fun, and Smith is an engaging Doctor. The Eccleston series and Tennant era are tied together a bit more closely — through the showrunner and the character Rose (and her shadow.)
I could give you a good list of episodes, but I’d have to take time to think and suss away from writing Ghostbusters. (: At least I have a future blog post to write. (:
Cool, thanks a lot Erik, I appreciate! I’ve heard really good things about it (especially the newer series and it’s Christmas specials), I’m totally going to Netflix it, I didn’t realize it was on there… And I would certainly never ever ever want to take up any of your GB writing time! :-p Please, keep up the excellent work and thanks again for taking the time to answer
Your ever present connection with your fans is comendable my friend! 
This is *slightly* off-topic. But I was wondering if anyone would know of a trust-worthy comics retailer (online or off), which will allow me to subscribe to Ghostbusters monthly, and have it sent directly to me? I never want to miss an issue. But my local comic shop requires at-least FIVE different subscribed titles, and Mid-Town Comics requires TEN !!! I can understand why they do this, ok. But honestly, GB is the only title I want to sub to. And, I simply just can’t afford a bunch of other sub’s to just get my Ghostbusters.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! 
I saw both G-mart and GBFans mentioned recently.
Maybe try Grahm Cracker comics, I’ve heard good things about them.
I get mine subs from scifigenre.com
They haven’t done me wrong yet…
However you guys do it, pre-ordering through shops or online subs helps keep us alive and kicking… so THANK YOU for doing so! (:
#appreciative
To Ryan
What about http://www.grahamcrackers.com?
When you say that Midtown Comics requires 10 titles for a subscription, are you referring to in-store or online at http://www.midtowncomics.com?