The best of the week and FCBD that was! »»
Calling for a boycott? »»
Somebody please explain to George A. Romero that retirement is an option. »»
New Thor clip asks the question "Did I just see Hawkeye?" »»
We've been following this story for a while and now we have something really worthwhile. The day Arnold Schwarzenegger fans have been waiting for has arrived. Arnold's big comeback has officially kicked off with the trailer for his original pro »»
The man is back ... and animated »»
These six episodes show that the comic book could have done well as a full time series. »»
Aspiring comic book writer? Let Tom Brevoort lay some knowledge down onto your brain. »»
Soldier Zero Writer: Paul Cornell Art: Javier Pina Colors: Alfred Rockefeller Grand Poobah: Stan Lee Publisher: Boom Studios Superior Writer: Mark Millar Pencils: Lenil Yu Inks: Gerry Alanguilan Colors: Dave McCaig Publisher: ICON Aft »»
Stan Lee and Neil Patrick Harris talk about Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions. »»
The show has become the peak of geekdom so that the stars are now lining up like they once did for Batman. »»
Face it, Tiger, we may have hit the jackpot. »»
VERY FUNNY video with key comic and sci-fi icons with shout-outs to Gaming, D&D, RPGs, Star Wars, DC, Marvel, Tomb Raider, Star Trek, Vertigo & so much more! »»
Here's how you know I'm a hardcore Simpsons nerd – I was actually somewhat annoyed that I got the Blu Ray version to review, because it breaks up my run of DVDs on the shelf. »»
Look'n good. Did Abin Sur wear the suit first? ;) »»
Stan "The Man" speaks! »»
Starborn hits stands in December. Lost son of evil alien dictator.... against the universe? »»
Solider Zero hits stores in October... will be creatively accurate and sensitive to the disabled. "Feels" like Captain Marvel Jr. (Shazam) for a new more tech savvy generation... sorta. »»
Stan Lee collaborated with several legends like Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, and others. However, Stan finally names the most creative among them! »»
Mark Waid and Stan Lee team up! »»
Paul Cornell and Stan Lee? Win! »»
While the world focused on the Olympics for the last two weeks, Big Bang fans had their eyes glued on the Maxim cover featuring Kaley Cuoco. This might be the reason why the snow was so slushie up in Vancouver. Just go do an image search on her and M »»
Rapid advancements in technology and the increasing acceptance of animation as a genre not limited to being solely for children has led to this being an interesting, and excellent, decade for animated films. »»
Sony suits would like nothing better than to drag Sam Raimi to Hell. And vice versa. »»
In 2003, a much anticipated comic book film hit theatres with a huge SMASH! It's just a shame that after everyone got to view it, that SMASH turned into a very low knock on a door. Hulk thrilled me when the trailers first aired and I watched as Eric Bana didn't want to get angry because the evil green guy inside of him was going to bust out and tear some sh*t up. Early shots of the CGI Hulk looked awesome and it just appeared as if things were going to just be insane with this film. Then it came out and even though the story veered from the comic book, the film itself didn't. There were comic book panels and weird transitional effects and it was just a complete disaster. Could a sequel save the franchise in any way? Sure it could...by replacing Bana with Edward Norton. »»
Films modeled after comic books have become the big thing over the past decade. Some have been huge successes like the franchises of Spider-Man and X-Men. Other franchises have seen new awakenings with films like Superman Returns and The Dark Knight. Others have found some success but not much simply because they just sort of missed the mark. See: Ghost Rider. But then there are those comic books that try to break through into the world of film world yet have a character that isn't quite the popular name like Superman, Batman, or Wolverine. What do you do when you're a huge fan of a comic book that the everyday film viewer won't even recognize? Well, you go out and do what Jon Favreau did. »»
Let me just begin by mentioning that Chris Tric is the first person to not only correctly name the song that the song lyric at the end of the last column came from, but also to acknowledge that there was indeed a song lyric at the end of the column. »»
