You've asked for it, and now it's here! An all new 10 page story featuring Rocco and the MacManus Brothers on a new adventure that takes place DURING the original Boondock Saints film! Check out this 'Lost Gig' written by Troy Duffy and J.B. Love, with art by the amazing Toby Cypress. Featuring an exclusive interview with Troy Duffy about Boondock Saints in Comics, a sketch gallery from Artist Toby Cypress

Based on the sequel to the hit cult film, "THE BOONDOCK SAINTS: "IN NOMINE PATRIS" weaves a brand new tale that fits directly into THE BOONDOCK SAINTS II: ALL SAINTS DAY like a special deleted and extended sequence from the movie. Written by the films' Mastermind/Writer/Director, Troy Duffy, this series is proudly "in Canon" and launches "The Saints" into this new medium....and it's just the beginning. It all staarts here, with THE SECRET HISTORY OF IL DUCE, part one!

"A valuable reference guide for film collections and LGBTQIA+ studies." — Library Journal, Starred Review The depictions of LGBTQIA+ characters in film have always varied immensely. However, the negative depictions often seem to outweigh the positive, perhaps because of the hurt they inspire or perhaps because they regrettably outnumber the positive films. The Encyclopedia of LGBTQIA+ Portrayals in American Film explores works from the past fifty years in order to not only discuss how LGBTQIA+ characters are portrayed in American film, but also how these portrayals affect viewers. Contributors to this valuable reference include film and media scholars, gender studies scholars, journalists, LGBTQIA+ advocates, and more, representing countries from around the world. This rich array of perspectives provide careful and critical examinations of more than 100 films, ranging from the ethical and compassionate to the deliberately cruel and destructive. Featuring films such as American Beauty, Batman v Superman, Fight Club, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Little Miss Sunshine, and Venom, this extensive volume informs and educates scholars and general readers alike, guiding them to see injustice more clearly and inspiring future generations to create art that is both inclusive and thoughtful.

The long-running BBC science fiction program Doctor Who has garnered an intense and extremely loyal fan base since its 1963 debut. This work examines the influences of psychology, literature, pop culture, and the social sciences on Doctor Who storylines and characters. Topics explored include how such issues as class, gender, and sexual attraction factor into the relationships between the Doctor and his companions; whether the Doctor suffers from multiple personality disorder or other psychological afflictions; and the role of the Doctor's native culture in shaping his sense of identity.

In Producing for Profit: A Practical Guide to Making Independent and Studio Films, Andrew Stevens provides real-world examples and his own proven techniques for success that can turn passion into profit. Far more than just theory, the book outlines practical applications that filmmakers of all levels can use to succeed in today’s ever-changing marketplace. Readers will learn how to develop screenplays that are commercial, and how to negotiate, finance, cast, produce, sell, distribute, and market a film that will make a profit. The book contains numerous examples from the author’s own films, including sample budgets, schedules, and a variety of industry-standard contracts. This is the definitive book that every producer must have!