Logan is a very uneven talent, it seems to me, but he certainly has some very inspired ideas. Sounds like it has a lot of possibilities.

It'd be fun if they even dove into the beginnings of the comic book era, with some sort of Shadow-like vigilante hero. Primary figures could include your standard hard-boiled detective with a dark past (and maybe some supernatural secret, such as being a werewolf, which would be a funny mash-up of two Jack Nicholson roles). What I could see quite easily is doing something that maybe ties into the original by bringing back a character or two (the Creature could be functionally immortal, and Rory Kinear was fantastic, and I believe Dorian Gray was still alive at the end of the show) and then diving into the pulps within the frame of 1930s L.A. Mexican brujería, ancient Aztec demons that might be Lovecraftian eldritch horrors, supernatural mysteries in Chinatown, etc. In any case, yes, this is late for the 'penny dreadful' era, but it's right at the peak (and beginning decline) of the pulp magazines like Weird Tales (filled with Lovecraft and Lovecraft acolytes). is advocating that federal officials end ICEs contract with the jail. That was the rumor, in any case, but I admit, I never heard of it prior to last week, so I don't know what to make of it. The fire burned nearly a million acres and has led to investigations by CalFire.

Heard rumors about this last week, and it was indicated at the time that one reason season 3 wrapped so hastily was that Eva Green wanted out of the production.

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