Chuck Palahniuk Teases Fight Club Sequel in Graphic Novel Form

Looks like the adventures and misadventures of Tyler Durden will carry on albeit in graphic novel form. In SDCC 2013 FIGHT CLUB author Chuck Palahniuk made an appearance to promote his new novel "Doomed". 

During the panel, he revealed that he's in the early stages of doing a sequel to his book. The cool thing about this is that he even shares the basic plot with the con-goers. The sequel's setting is a decade after the events of the first book. Here's the excerpt from the Empire's article:

"“Nowadays, Tyler is telling the story, lurking inside Jack, and ready to launch a comeback. Jack is oblivious. Marla is bored. Their marriage has run aground on the rocky coastline of middle-aged suburban boredom. It's only when their little boy disappears, kidnapped by Tyler, that Jack is dragged back into the world of Mayhem."

So it looks like the book's ending will come true and the Project Mayhem cultists were spot on when they confronted the Narrator (Jack). It's also interesting to note that the one whose doing most of the driving POV is Tyler Durden; and being a total badass, he does so while stuck inside the deepest recesses of the narrator's mind.

Sadly no artist onboard this one...yet...

Here's FIGHT CLUB in 15 minutes to jot your memory: 


With that, I'm going to shut up now, because we're not supposed to talk about Fight Club.

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The Perfect Soundtrack for December 21,2012

This is it. Tomorrow we officially find out if conspiracy theorists were right to feel scared over the 12/21 crap or if we've all been punk'd by the Mayans centuries ago. I decided to do this blog post for this special day and what better way than to do a pretty mean soundtrack for the 'apocalypse'.

Oh and just to make a quick announcement, Ayala Malls is still playing 2012 in Digital 3D for a limited engagement.

Here we go.

1. Incubus - Warning

You've all seen the video for 'Warning' right? It's actually my first foray into the whole 12/21/2012 thing. It's funny that since there was no Internet back then, I actually learned about the connection through the defunct 97.1 LSFM's "Infopop" with John Hendrix. Pretty cool music and it's also the reason why it's on top.




Why 10:24 you might be wondering, well apparently, as part of the Mayan's sick joke for us future dwellers, it's allegedly the time when everything stops.