21. Earl Binder - Pipl Profile By 1940, earl binder had retired from the writing scene, but otto was still using the name he and his brother had made marketable, Eando (E and O from earl http://pipl.com/directory/people/Earl/Binder

Earl Binder What is this profile? Otto Eando Science Fiction ... John 3 quick facts about Earl Binder: Binder was in fact a pseudonym used by brothers Otto and Earl Binder for jointly written stories Source: The Great SF Stories 1 1939 www.bestsf.net By 1940, Earl Binder had retired from the writing scene, but Otto was still using the name he and his brother had made marketable, Eando (E and O from Earl and Otto, sounds like Esperanto, doesn't it Source: scifi community-2.webtv.net Binder was a biographer of Ted Owens and wrote many articles and several books about the subject of Source: Otto Binder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org Related web page for Earl Binder: Web Extracted Biography - Zoominfo Earl Binder , Airport... www.zoominfo.com/Search/Person...PersonID=66248016 Click here for a comprehensive search on Earl Binder... Terms Privacy Directory ... Contact

22. [LD] Odkazy Moon of Intoxication (earl binder and otto binder) (as Eando binder) No More Anton York was created by “Eando binder,” aka earl binder and otto binder http://ld.johanesville.net/odkazy/binder-earl

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23. Why Do "Sci-Fi" People Hate Comic Books? | The Website At The End Of The Univers All but a few of the stories were written by none other that otto binder, (half of the Eando binder team. earl and otto binder. Get it?). http://www.theendoftheuniverse.ca/node/109

@import "/files/css/f1cf2378381376a88367351be2777dba.css"; A science fiction community and weblog User login Username: Password: Create new account Request new password Navigation Science fiction headlines 2008 Sci-fi calendar Forums Polls ... Map used book stores Support our site. Please visit our sponsors below: Who's online There are currently users and 14 guests online. Sci-Fi Blogs of Note The Alien Online Big Dumb Object bOING bOING Club Jade ... More headlines ... Subscribe to our feed Search Enter your search terms Web theendoftheuniverse.ca scifinds.com Submit search form Home Forums Milliways Why do "Sci-Fi" people hate comic books? Submitted by comicbookwriter on April 18, 2006 - 5:14pm. Milliways Hey guys, I wanted to throw out a big hello to everyone here. This is my first post, and I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Brandon Easton, I have worked in the sci-fi/comic book biz for a few years now and I tend to spend a lot of time online doing tons of research on the science-fiction community. The one constant I have noticed over the years is the contempt for the comic book MEDIUM that sci-fi novel readers seem to share. It seems that a lot of people confuse the super-hero subgenre as being representative of the entire medium of graphic novel or serialized pamphlet storytelling and that doesn't make sense since the "non-sci-fi" crowd loves to assume that all written science-fiction is nothing more than a Star Trek or Star Wars offshoot. You would think that sci-fi folks would be a little less closeminded.

24. THE HORRORS OF IT ALL: I, The Robot This story may have been influenced by the original I, Robot , which was a popular and frequently reprinted story by Eando binder (earl and otto binder), http://thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com/2007/12/i-robot.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Saturday, December 8, 2007 I, the Robot I, the blogmaster have never read the Isaac Asimov story I, Robot Originally presented in the May 1954 issue of Menace #11 Posted by Karswell at Saturday, December 08, 2007 9 comments: Anonymous said... I'm not really a big Asimov fan but I'm gonna say the biggest difference is the word the in between the words I and robot because I really don't remember a whole hell of a lot about I, Robot and after seeing even part of the Will Smith movie I'm loathe to revisit it. December 8, 2007 2:22 AM ANON E. MOUSE said... ahhhhhh, I have an issue of Marvel's What If... It is the issue title What If The Avengers had Fought Evil During the 1950s? One of the team members is a robot who looks a lot like the robot in this posted comic. Take a gander at the What If... Cover Here: http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/features/images/black/whatif9.jpg December 8, 2007 2:35 AM Karswell said... >Marvel's What If... It is indeed the same character. Marvel actually just revived this robot (named M-11) yet again in 2006 with a six issue mini series called AGENTS OF ATLAS, where M-11 was teamed up with other golden age greats Gorilla Man, Jimmy Woo, Marvel Boy, Namora, and Venus. Their mission: to stop the evil menace, The Yellow Claw! It was a pretty decent series though the ending left me a little cold. I still reccomend it. Click here for more info: http://www.agentsofatlas.com/ Incidently, (and for our purposes here at The Horrors of it All) Gorilla Man's origin was from a story of the same name from Men's Adventures #26, an Atlas series which at that point in 1954 had quickly gone from being a comic about men fighting at war, to gruesome stories of flat-out horror: http://comics.org/details.lasso?id=11170

25. ShowReview Akiva Goldsman actually seems to owe more to the (uncredited) 1939 “Amazing Stories” tale of the same title by Eando (actually earl and otto) binder, http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/i_robot/articles/1297446/

More Reviews Reviews by Dr. Frank Swietek I, ROBOT B Producer Laurence Mark, John Davis, Topher Dow and Wyck Godfrey Director Alex Proyas Writer Jeff Vintar and Akiva Goldsman Starring Will Smith Bridget Moynahan Alan Tudyk James Cromwell Bruce Greenwood Adrian L. Ricard Chi McBride Jerry Wasserman Fiona Hogan Studio Twentieth Century Fox Review “I, Robot” isn’t quite so successful in engaging the brain, but it’s far more enjoyable than most of the other big-budget Hollywood blockbusters this year, a high-toned popcorn movie with a good deal of energy, a script that mixes some vaguely cerebral notions with nice touches of humor, characters who don’t descend to the realm of mere caricature, a cast that takes the piece seriously enough to hold our interest, and CGI effects that don’t disappoint. The twists in the final reel strain one’s suspension of belief but don’t go so far as to shatter it, and in the end the picture works as a solid summer entertainment with more than usual intelligence for this genre. The twists that “I, Robot” takes in the final actwhich won’t be revealed herearen’t exactly rock-solid from a logical standpoint, and though the final revelation does manage to avoid pinning the machinations on the obvious villain, it takes a turn that might not entirely have pleased Asimov, but would surely have amused the Stanley Kubrick who created “2001” and HAL-9000. The final take on “I, Robot” is that a film that might well have been as mindlessly frantic and foolish as Denzel Washington’s 1995 travesty “Virtuosity” is instead a visually impressive effort that mixes the pizzazz of an action-oriented popcorn movie with a more humane sensibility than is usually the case.

26. Two New Trailers For I Am Legend To Splooge Over - Page 2 - ZGeek Eando binder is the nom de plume of earl and otto binder brothers who wrote sciencefiction stories from the 1930 s to 1970 s. http://www.zgeek.com/forum/showthread.php?t=71808&page=2

27. Movie Reviews, DVDivas Your Link To Popular Movie Review, Dvd And Dvd Movies. DV The most important contemporary stories included “I Robot” by Eando binder (really two brothers earl and otto binder later adapted for an episode of “The http://www.dvdivas.net/movies/reviews/i/irobotspecial.html

Search Archives DVD Mall Prog Land TV ... Reviewer Bio Search Movie Review Archives A B C D ... Z About DVDivas Dvdivas was founded by John Gabbard in 2000. It's purpose has been and remains to be to provide you, the entertainment community with the latest dvds and movie reviews. It will continue to be your link to the most popular dvd movies. “I Robot (All Access Special Collector’s Edition”)“ Reviewed by: Wayne A. Klein Genre: Science Fiction Video: 2.35:1 Anamorphic widescreen Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Languages English Subtitles English Length 114 minutes Rating PG-13 Release Date Studio 20th Century Fox Home Video Commentary: Documentaries: None Featurettes: Filmography/Biography: None Interviews: None Trailers/TV Spots: None Alternate/Deleted Scenes: Deleted scenes, two alternate endings

28. MAGONIA Supplement No. 60 It is one of Eando earl and otto binder’s earliest science fiction efforts titled “Dawn to Dusk.” It is a sprawling threepart epic that started in the http://www.users.waitrose.com/~magonia/ms60.htm

MAGONIA Supplement No. 60 7 February 2006 EDITORIAL As there are no real UFOs and space aliens we have to make do with fake ones. One of the latest, allegedly discovered in the loft of a cottage in Norfolk,. is a "delicate 30 cm (12 inch) figure of a baby alien ... stored in a pungent liquid and has a US serial number painted on its four-toed foot. Possibly sculpted from a clay-like substance and painted grey, the model closely resembles the aliens depicted in a hoax film of an autopsy of the infamous 'Roswell incident'." Hang on a minute. What is a "US serial number"? Why the "pungent liquid"? "Curiously, the alien was discovered stored in an old toffee jar wrapped in a copy of the Daily Mirror dating from October 1947", continues the news report. Curiously indeed - it certainly looks like a rather feeble hoax. However, a Professor Adam Roberts, "an expert in science fiction literature" was called in to examine it and dismissed the denial by a US Air Force spokeswoman that it had anything to do with them by saying: "That is the US Air Force line. They deny these alien encounters. It is quite possible they concoct stories to cover up for more nefarious activities." At the time of writing it is impossible to say if there will be any further developments, or more mad professors solemnly pronouncing their verdicts on this affair. However, it seems the silly season has started rather early this year.

29. Inventory Of The Science Fiction Archive Of Otto Binder: 1927-1971. earl to otto binder (photocopy), news of farewell parties for Jack and other earl to otto binder (photocopy), on the use of the joint pseudonym and a http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/tamucush/00147/tamu-00147.html

TARO Repository Browse List Print Version Raw XML File (156k) ... Accessing Materials Described Here TABLE OF CONTENTS Descriptive Summary and Abstract Biographical Note Scope and Content Note Organization of the Papers ... Series 3. Professional correspondence, Jan.1927-1970. Inventory of the Science Fiction Archive of Otto Binder: Descriptive Summary and Abstract Creator Binder, Otto Title Inventory of the Science Fiction Archive of Otto Binder: Dates Abstract The archive consists of typescripts of 8 novels and 18 short stories. Most are corrected, with carbons and, in some cases, tearsheets from the magazines in which the stories initially appeared, corrected and with continuation sheets for expansion into full-length books. In addition, there are close to 300 business and personal letters, photographs and postcards, and other files including broadcasting projects, non-fiction articles, letters and critiques from literary agents and publishers. Identification SCI FI MSS 00147 Extent 5 linear ft.

30. Scifilm TV Files, The Outer Limits I, Robot Adam s voice was provided by John Caper Jr. Teleplay by Robert C. Dennis based upon the short story I, Robot which was written earl and otto binder. http://www.scifilm.org/tv/outerlimits/outerlimits2-9.html

31. Mars In The Mind Of Earth: Novels - C To J Coleridge, John (pseud. of earl and otto binder). Martian Martyrs. New York Columbia Publications, 1942, 1st edition. 23 p. Volume 1 in the Science fiction http://www.marsearth.com/novels/novc2j.html

Novels About Mars and Martians Full List Listed by author, then title, then year. Authirs with last names C to J. Comments and suggestions Author Title Publisher Year Published Notes Calmadenker, A. [pseudonym]. The Mania of the Nations on the Planet Mars and its Terriffic Consequences. Denker Publishers, Inc. 1st edition. An account of parallel Martian history (Twenty years before similar Events on Earth). "Published in the Year 55 E.D. on Mars (1915 A.D. on Earth)" Carter, Lin. Down to a Sunless Sea. New York: DAW 1st edition, paperback. A novel of Martian civilization in declone, and a human escaped convict. Carter, Lin. The City Outside the World. Berkley 1st edition, paperback. A Martian, a human prisoner, and a lost monument. Carter, Lin.

32. Historical Reviews Of Movies » Blog Archive » I, Robot Divx Movi brothers earl and otto binder under the pseudonym Eando binder. They also wrote the teleplay for this distinguished Outer Limits episode. In http://familymoviereview.mother-blog.com/2008/01/14/i-robot-divx-movi/

historical reviews of movies Just another Mother-blog.com weblog watch english Spider movies full length Frankenstein movie online I, Robot divx movi DOWNLOAD MOVIE I, Robot Just $2.99 for a complete movie! No additional software or browser plug-ins required! You can play them for unlimited number of times whenever you want. Downloaded movies will work perfectly on any PC, DVD player, PDA etc. DIVX ($2.99) DVD($4.99) IPOD ($1.99) Video Previews (divx): File Name Size: Video preview I, Robot (Video Preview).avi 11.80 MB DOWNLOAD I, Robot This is the first original story entitled "I Robot." Isaac Isimov did have an anthology of his positronic robots stories published as a book idea but he realized that there was another older story of the same title. Published in 1939 in Amazing Stories, it was written by the brothers Earl and Otto Binder under the pseudonym Eando Binder. They also wrote the teleplay for this distinguished Outer Limits episode. In fact, not one of the stories in the Asimov anthology was entitled "I, Robot." This episode also has nothing to do with the movie of the same

33. World Of Westfahl Article: Superladies In Waiting adventures was otto binder, a noted science fiction writer who used the pseudonym Eando binder (originally referring to him and his brother earl binder http://www.sfsite.com/gary/ww-super02.htm

Biographical Encyclopedia of Science Fiction Film Columns Reviews Articles ... Page 3 Superladies in Waiting: How the Female Hero Almost Emerges in Science Fiction A more successful and celebrated television pilot in which an emerging female hero was quickly suppressed, of course, is Star Trek 's "The Cage" (1966). Reasonably postulating a future society of sexual equality, creator Gene Roddenberry established a woman as second in command of the Enterprise, and Number One was depicted as extremely intelligent, calm, and perfectly capable of commanding the ship when its then-captain Pike was captured by aliens. When network officials objected, the character was eliminated in the second pilot; but the actress who played the part, Majel Barrett, later returned to the series wearing a blonde wig and playing a nurse. Symbolically, then, a powerful female hero was reduced in status, changed in appearance to conform to American male concepts of female attractiveness, and assigned to a submissive and subordinate occupation. Furthermore, while its attitudes towards women have certainly improved, the

34. Science Fiction - Questions, Answers, Fun Facts, Information Carel Kapek first coined the term in his play R.U.R. Eando (earl and otto) binder wrote Adam Link Robot . John Sladek wrote about a robot named http://www.funtrivia.com/en/Literature/Science-Fiction-215.html

Fun Trivia Quizzes Games People ... S Science Fiction Structure Sub-topic of: Literature Other encyclopedia entries of interest: Adams, Douglas Anderson, Kevin J. Anthony, Piers Asimov, Isaac ... Wyndham, John Interesting Questions, Facts and Information There are a total of general entries. We are selecting for display. There are user-asked question matches ( goto Special Topics Tough Sci-Fi/Fantasy Literature Opening Lines Do You Know Your Books? More Sci-Fi in Literature ... Doctor Who Novelisations - An Unearthly Child Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information Science Fiction ‘John Carter of Mars’ was a character created by which prolific author who was also responsible for the creation of an ape man? Classic and Iconic Science Fiction quiz ( Tielhard Edgar Rice Burroughs . ERB is responsible for both Tarzan and John Carter amongst others. DeCamp and Leiber have both written Sword and Sorcery books. William Burroughs is not an SF writer, he is the author of 'Junk' and 'The Naked Lunch'. Winston Smith meets his worst fears (rats) in room 101 towards the end of '1984'. Who wrote this dystopian novel? Classic and Iconic Science Fiction quiz ( Tielhard George Orwell . The other three answers are all Nobel Laureates in literature. Who or what is the main character of Isaac Asimov's "The Last Question"?

35. The Great SF Stories 1 1939 n.b. binder was in fact a pseudonym used by brothers otto and earl binder for jointly written stories. Interestingly, the Encylopedia of Science Fiction http://www.bestsf.net/reviews/asimov1939.html

Isaac Asimov Presents The Great SF Stories 1 (1939), DAW books paperback, 1979. Edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg. I came across this volume, the first in a series, by chance, whilst browsing www.alibris.com. Prior to the late 1950s, Year's Best type anthologies were fairly rare. Everett F. Bleiler and T.E. Dikty produced several, starting in 1949, and whilst Edmund Crispin's Best SF (1955) and subsequent volumes were well-regarded, they weren't annual collections. Judith Merril had a series which started in 1956 and ran through until the mid 1960s, when the likes of Aldiss/Harrison, Wollheim and Carr, and in the 1970s Del Rey and then Dozois kept the Years Best SF flag flying. All but the Bleiler/Ditky books are relatively commonplace in second-hand bookstores, which means that from the mid 1950s to date there is not too much of a problem locating good short SF. Prior to that date it is retrospective collections such as this which have to fill the gap. The book in hand contains some 19 stories, from names which are still well known today (Robert Bloch, Lester Del Ray, L. Sprague De Camp, A.E. Van Vogt, Isaac Asimov etc.) to the less well known nowadays (Eando Binder, Nelson Bond, Joseph E. Kelleam). Isaac Asimov provides an introduction to each story, and the book gives the reader an opportunity to travel back in time some sixty years. So what does this reader get from a collection of stories some twenty years older than he? In the order in which they appear:

36. ERBzine 0050: The Burroughs Kids Moon of Intoxication (earl binder and otto binder) (as Eando binder) No More Friction David H. Keller, M.D. Passage to Saturn Jack Williamson http://www.erbzine.com/mag0/0050.html

Official Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site Since 1996 ~ Over 5,000 Webpages in Archive Volume 0050 Those Burroughs Kids Pt. 1 Compiled by Bill Hillman Dedicated to Joan, Hulbert and Jack Burroughs Jack and Hully the Pulp Story Writers Thrilling Wonder Stories, June 1939 - Vol. 13 #3, Whole No 18 Editor: Mort Weisinger 132 pages - Price: 15 cents Cover Art: Howard V. Brown Contents Novelettes Robot Nemesis Edward E. Smith (as Edward Elmer Smith, Ph. D.) The Ultimate Catalyst Eric Temple Bell (as John Taine) Novellas Dawn of Flame Stanley G. Weinbaum Short Stories Moon of Intoxication (Earl Binder and Otto Binder) (as Eando Binder) No More Friction David H. Keller, M.D. Passage to Saturn Jack Williamson Stolen Centuries Otis Adelbert Kline THRILLING WONDER STORIES February 1940 Contents Doom Over Venus - Edmond Hamilton Day of the Titans - Arthur K Barnes Secret of the Cyclotros - Jackson Gregory Jr The Thing from Antares - Myer Krulfeld True Confession - F Orlin Tremaine The Great God Awto - Clark Ashton Smith AMAZING STORIES January 1941 J Allen St John (front cover) Frank R Paul (back cover) Contents John Carter and the Giant of Mars - Edgar Rice Burroughs (mostly JCB) The Invisible Wheel of Death Don Wilcox Mystery Moon Edmond Hamilton The Armageddon of Johann Schmidt Arthur T Harris Hammer of the Gods John York Cabot Skidmore's Strange Experiment David O'Brien Startling Stories , September 1941- Vol. 6 #2, Whole number 17

37. Otto Binder On LibraryThing | Catalog Your Books Online Translate this page (eng)Eando binder was the pen name for earl andrew binder and otto O. binder who wrote science fiction together. Many of their books were written by otto http://www.librarything.es/author/bindereando

¡Traduce! Espa±ol otros Alban©s Alem¡n Bºlgaro ... Vasco M¡s de veintidos millones de libros en los estantes de los socios. Portada Sugerencias de Libros Panorama actual Grupos ... a±adir una fotograf­a Autor : Otto Binder Tambi©n conocido como Eando Binder Otto O. Binder Eando Binder Socios Rese±as Valoraci³n Favorito Conversaciones Disambiguation Notice (eng)Eando Binder was the pen name for Earl Andrew Binder and Otto O. Binder who wrote science fiction together. Many of 'their' books were written by Otto alone. Libros de Otto Binder combinar/separar obras Showcase Presents: Superman Volume 1 75 copias 1 rese±a Adam Link, robot 30 copias 1 rese±a 27 copias 1 rese±a Night of the Saucers 16 copias rese±a Anton York, Immortal 11 copias rese±a The Avengers Battle the Earth-wrecker 11 copias rese±a Lords of Creation 8 copias rese±a The moon, our neighboring world 8 copias rese±a The Impossible World 7 copias rese±a 6 copias rese±a Puzzle Of The Space Pyramids 5 copias rese±a Secret of the red spot 5 copias rese±a Menace of the Saucers 4 copias rese±a Superman: From the 30s to the 70s 3 copias rese±a 3 copias rese±a mostrar los 36 libros ndices por miembros Promedio 0.5 stars

38. Representations Of Antarctica Eando binder is the pseudonym of earl andrew binder and otto Oscar binder. Bisbee, Eugene. The Treasure of the Ice. London, New York F. Tennyson Neely, http://www.utas.edu.au/english/Representations_of_Antarctica/fiction_pre1950.htm

Title Page Antarctic Bibliography Home Fiction, 1950- (Adult) Fiction, 1750-1950 (Adult) ... SCHOOL OF ENGLISH HOME FICTION (ADULT), 1750-1950 The following is a bibliography of novels published between 1750 and 1950, designed for an adult audience and written in English or translated into English, containing substantial Antarctic material. A to H I to O P to Z Back to Top ... Home Beale, Charles Willing. The Secret of the Earth. 1899. New York: Arno, 1975. Beliayev, Aleksander. The Struggle in Space: Red Dreams Soviet-American War . 1928. Trans. Albert Perry. Washington, D.C.: Arfor, 1965. Binder, Eando. Lords of Creation . 1939. New York: Belmont, 1969. [Orginally serialised in serialised in Argosy , Oct. 1939. "Eando Binder" is the pseudonym of Earl Andrew Binder and Otto Oscar Binder.] Bisbee, Eugene. The Treasure of the Ice . London, New York: F. Tennyson Neely, 1898. Bonnell, R. Lost in the Land of Ice . New York: A. Wessels, 1902.

39. Rim Worlds Welcome Science Island by earl binder and otto binder The Black Flame by Stanley G. Weinbaum They Changed the World Albert Einstein by Jack binder http://www.rimworlds.com/magazines.htm

VOLUME 1, NUMBER 1 English Language INTRODUCTION AMAZING STORIES - APRIL, 1926 Cover by Frank R. Paul The Man Who Saved the Earth by Austin Hall The New Accelerator by H. G. Wells The Thing From - "Outside" by George Allan England The Man From the Atom by G. Peyton Wertenbaker The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar by Edgar Allan Poe Off on a Comet (Part 1 of 2) by Jules Verne Editorial: A New Sort of Magazine by Hugo Gernsback AMAZING STORIES ANNUAL - 1927 Cover by Frank R. Paul The Man Who Could Vanish by A. Hyatt Verrill The Man Who Saved the Earth by Austin Hall The People of the Pit by A. Merritt The Face in the Abyss by A. Merritt Under the Knife by H. G. Wells

40. Otto Binder - Bibliography Summary Menace of the Saucers (1969) as Eando binder with earl binder and otto binder Terror in the Bay (1971) as Francis Turek with earl binder and otto http://www.diversebooks.com/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Otto_Binder

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