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When most people heard about a new Jack the Ripper film starring Johnny Depp in 2001, comic books were likely the last thing on their minds. After all, most popular comics deal with superheroes and villains, not slasher serial killers from Victorian London. The movie featured stellar performances by Depp and Heather Graham, who brought the characters to life in a fantastically set motion picture. The story, sets, and high production value place the film fairly high in its genre, but it doesn’t scream “comic book movie” in any way. From Hell is based on a comic of the same name by legendary scribe Alan Moore of Watchmen fame. It was illustrated by Eddie Campbell, and like most of Moore’s work, it’s a highly praised book many consider his magnum opus. From Hell was published between 1989 and ’98 by Top Shelf Productions. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only A Baralaba pub Christmas party fight claimed its second victim this week, with another man charged over his involvement. Andrew Douglas Lane, 34, on Wednesday pleaded guilty in Biloela Magistrates Court to one count of public nuisance. On December 1, 2020, Lane attended a work Christmas party at the Baralaba Hotel where he consumed alcohol throughout the night. As the night went on play fighting and tomfoolery broke out between Lane and another man and the pair moved the action onto the street. A real fight ensued and in the midst of the action Lane delivered three blows to the head of his opponent, which caused the man to bleed from the head and mouth. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only An emotional father resorted to violence after hearing his son was âking-hitâ from behind at a Central Queensland pub. Timothy John Bird, 45, was at Moranbahâs Black Nugget Hotel when he was told by his 22-year-old son that he had been king hit from behind, Lawyer Carly Guilfoyle told Moranbah Magistrates Court. Bird, an operator at Peak Downs Mine, confronted the man, which broke into a fight in the carpark of the pub. Police prosecutor Sergeant Kevin Ongheen said police were called to the pub at 12.30am on December 18 and saw the defendant and several other males hitting each other with closed fists. ....