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Jeffrey Morris Talks Comics, Movies, And The Beauty of Science Fiction

Jeffrey Morris Talks Comics, Movies, And The Beauty of Science Fiction

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Jeffrey Morris is the founder of Future Dude Entertainment, a company created back in 2010 in an effort to bring the wonders of science fiction back into the worlds we love to read. 

I got the chance to speak with Jeffrey at his booth at ComiCon about his recently finished film, Oceanus: Part One, and his hopes for his comic, Parallel Man. 

PopWrapped: So what…

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What to do when your girl is sad:

Tell her you love her

Tell her you think she is beautiful 

Tell her everything is going to be okay *

*if she is anxious then tell her everything is okay

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In 1974, Arthur C Clarke predicts the typical internet user:

“He will have, in his own house, not a computer as big as this, but at least, a console through which he can talk — through his local computer — and get all the information he needs, for his everyday life… like his bank statements, his theater reservations, all the information you need in the course of living in our complex modern society.

This will be in a compact form in his own house… and he will take it as much for granted as we take the telephone.”

~Arthur C Clarke

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We Talk Brainstorm with Ira Livingston IV and Jeffrey Hunter

We Talk Brainstorm with Ira Livingston IV and Jeffrey Hunter #comics

Though it is a bit below the radar, there is an intriguing series from Future Dude called Brainstorm, telling the story of an out-of-control storm and the people that are both responsible for it and the ones that are trying to stop it.  We had the chance to talk with writers Jeffrey Hunter and Ira Livingston IV from Future Dude about the series.  They talked with us for a bit about their Star…

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Poem XV  I like you when you are quiet because it is as though you are absent,  and you hear me from far away, and my voice does not touch you.  It looks as though your eyes had flown away  and it looks as if a kiss had sealed your mouth. Like all things are full of my soul  You emerge from the things, full of my soul.  Dream butterfly, you seem like my soul,  and you seem like the word melancholy.  I like you when you are quiet and it is as though you are distant.  It is as though you are lamenting, butterfly in lullaby.  And you hear me from far away, and my voice does not reach you: let me fall quiet with your own silence.  Let me also speak to you with your silence  Clear like a lamp, simple like a ring.  You are like the night, quiet and full of stars. Your silence is of a star, so far away and simple.  I like you when you are quiet because it is as though you are absent.  Distant and full of sorrow as if you had died.  A word then, a smile is enough.  And I am happy, happy that it is not true.  ~Pablo Neruda