The title says it all, and CBR has the deets.
"The film (which doesn't have a
title as of yet) will come from a screenplay by frequent Nolan collaborator David S. Goyer and will apparently feature the villain General Zod – made famous in the classic R
Well now this is interesting. From The Beat
What a nifty idea, and it has a great price point: $1.49
..... how are the Hulk books now? I'm considering giving Hulk and Incredible Hulks a try, now that the big crossover (s) are done.
Lots of pictures at the site...
Ah, poolside reading!
Read more…This is another animated story featuring David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor. Originally shown on the BBC website, it has been released as part of a two-disc set. "Dreamland" is about 45 minutes long, and features the Doctor in the American Southwest i
Read more…So I was grading papers this afternoon, and one of the papers was a "Word of the Day" worksheet. Each day, when the kids come in, I have a word of the day written on the board. We talk about it, the part of speech, its meaning, and then the kids have
Read more…Finally got/read this today. Always fun carrying around paper products on a rainy day! But off we go:
The Joker's (return to?) murdering people as seen could have placed him in "the state hospital for the criminally insane" that he escapes from in
Read more…It was last year that I attended Big Apple comic convention & got the pictures of the Batmobile (which can be found posted on the main site here). A friend sent me this link;
http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/buzz-log-batmobile-replicas.html
I have
Read more…I bought this one on a whim, but probably would have given it a pass if it had been the first issue of a new ongoing series. A quick flip-through told me two things: that Bryan Glass’s story was respectful of continuity and that the art and coloring
Read more…The producer who gave us The Rockford Files, The Greatest American Hero, The A-Team, Hunter, Wiseguy, 21 Jump Street, and more, died from melanoma.
From the Baltimore Sun:
Well, there's a swell Brian Bolland cover (The Power of Fishnets!) and the interior art is pretty good, too. The story is OK, probably my favorite after the Sgt. Rock one. I never read any Mlle. Marie stories before, so it's hard for my to compare t
Read more…Alternative title: Your New Most Despised Webcomic. I don't see a lot of middle ground here.
Ladies and Gentlemen: Hipster Hitler.
http://www.firstcomicsnews.com/?p=14759
This a great, very thoughtful review of the second issue of this Married Archie series...
Read more…A Crisis on Infinite Earths story with George Perez art? What’s not to like? Actually, this is a story I’ve long since thought needed to be revisited. In the post-CoIE DCU there had been a “Crisis,” but there no longer were “Infinite Earths.” This is
Read more…I like stories about Captain Pike’s Enterprise if they’re done well, and this one is done very well, indeed. The story is told in two parts and deals with the relationship between Christopher Pike and Yeoman (later Captain) Colt. The first part of th
Read more…First of all I’d like to say how excited I am to be able to report that someone at Dark Horse finally came around to my point of view and changed the paper of their Gold Key reprints (this one, anyway) to a stock that better showcases the original co
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