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What's the deal with this new X-team? »»
These are two severe examples of filmmakers craving a suspension of disbelief that might be impossible. »»
Which original X-Men joins Cyclops? Here's a hint, if you read Uncanny X-Men then you already know! »»
A heel turn in the works? »»
Angels in the spotlight! »»
A little thanks to be given before the holiday in this weeks Standard. »»
Pulse Figures was at New York Comic-Con this past weekend! Plenty of new product from our favorite toymakers, including Hasbro!! Check out the images below of the new Marvel Universe figures. 2012 Wave 3 will have The Puck, Angel (Red & Blue), Ni »»
Season 9 keeps on rolling. »»
Buffy Season 9 starts here! »»
Marvel teases X-Force. »»
Best Comic of the Week: Sweet Tooth #19 by Jeff Lemire, Nate Powell, Emi Lenox, and Matt Kindt Sweet Tooth often does something different (like last month's sideways issue), but it was a surprise to see that Jeff Lemire has invited a few other »»
A few thoughts on the Whedonverse moving to comics, and 10 books to watch out for. »»
And it isn't the only Whedon series heading to DH »»
Forget Indians, everybody knows the cowboy’s greatest enemy comes from outer space. »»
Talks have been confirmed between the Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator and Marvel Studios »»
Dragonball Evolution is a valentine for its fans and a big budget middle finger to everyone else. »»
Normally when a TV series ends halfway through a season it means the ratings tanked and the network suits yanked it off the air. However The Rockford Files’s Season Six stopped short because James Garner’s body couldn’t take the toil. The constant beatdowns and foot chases took a toll on his body. He only made ten episodes (two of them were two-parters) before his doctor shut down the production. The Rockford Files: Season Six, The Final Season reminds us that Garner didn’t limp to the finish line. »»
You knew it was just a matter of time before a spin-off of Grey's Anatomy was created. It seems like all television shows with great ratings and a loyal audience is bound to have a spin-off. (Joey, anyone?) There was just too many interesting characters floating around the set of Anatomy for it not to have one. While most spin-offs are created to target the same key demograhic that loved the original show, more times that not spin-offs fail to become hit shows themselves. Frasier and Angel are two of the most recent examples that did succeed and thus proved this rule. But could Practice be another exception that breaks that trend or will it quickly be forgotten after the novelty wears off? »»
Tonight, the Supernatural season four premiere finally arrived. As you probably remember, season three ended with some rather grim events. Grimmest of all was the final shot: Dean waking up in hell where he is destined to suffer for all eternity. So naturally the first shot of this season's premiere was Dean waking up back on Earth. Wait, what? »»
"Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly; levity always beats gravity." A friend just IM’d me this little quotable nugget, attributing it to the peerless Stephen Fry. So… just how lightly does Warren Worthington III, Angel of the X-Men, take himself? Daffs reviews X-MEN FIRST CLASS, X-FORCE and ANGEL REVELATIONS, all starring the X-Men's ANGEL »»
So, where does Angel Investigations (aka Wolfram & Hart’s worst lawyers) go from that apocalyptic final scene of Season 5, battered and beaten, facing down the demon hordes of hell? Uh, well… the apocalypse, that’s where. So W&H’s punishment for disobedience has been to send LA to hell (obviously no one told them the writers strike has now ended!) But somehow, Angel is still fighting. And he has tamed a dragon. »»
