Here are some short films that you may enjoy watching: http://www.darkknightproject.com/ http://www.theforce.net/fanfilms/animation/beagle/ http://www.comicbookbin.com/buckrogersinthe25thcentury0509.html http://www.comicbookbin.com/samuraiwindofj
Read more…Back to, well I guess my demand. I just finished filling it out a few minutes ago while catching up on Pardon the Interruption.
The season two premiere airs tonight on Cartoon Network at 7:30p (E/P) with "Death Race to Oblivion!" Featuring the Joker, Steppenwolf, Gentleman Ghost, Mongul, Black Manta, Catwoman, Green Arrow, Plastic Man, Guy Gardner, and yes... even Woozy Winks
Read more…http://tvguidemagazine.com/kecks-exclusives/hawkman-swoops-into-smallville-3209.html The big JSA story airs in February. Amazingly, the Wonder Twins story last week...not that cheesy...
Read more…Passed away over the weekend - I remember him best as Robert McCall, the Equalizer, but he was also quite amusing in Hot Fuzz, and brilliant in Breaker Morant
Read more…Excerpt: Joe Kubert, a comic book artist since 1938, has little interest in the accumulated work of his last seven decades; his focus is on new projects, he said recently. But comic book fans who feel differently about this celebrated illustrator wi
Read more…I've just been reading Hereville by Barry Deutsch. This is a gentle fantasy series set in a traditional Jewish community. The art is accomplished and in a cartoony style, and the storytelling is good. The complete first story, about an 11-year-old gi
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The Atlanta Braves have a prospect named Freddie Freeman. Shazam!
Read more…Reminiscence Another one of those guys whose name I never knew, but whose work I sure did.
Read more…It looks like the Sgt. Rock movie is back on, however it is now planned as a sci-fi movie. I'll pass.
Read more…Air Hawk, a.k.a. Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors, was an Australian adventure strip created by John Dixon. After the daily version was started the Sundays were handled by Mike Tabrett, Hart Amos and Keith Chatto. I didn't have the opportunity to fol
Read more…So there I was, on the ol' internets, searching for some Iron Man info, when I came across something I had completely forgotten about: the limited series written by Jon Favreau, the director of the Iron man movies, namely, Iron Man: Viva Las Vegas. L
Read more…http://www.comicswaitingroom.com/claremont.html My friend, Marc, writes a nice article about why he really likes this run of Claremont comics...even though it's not the fave of most fans.
Read more…Courtesy of Comic Book Resources Of biggest note to me: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic comes to an end with #50. That will mark the second series I've collected entirely in trades.
Read more…Plan ahead, cause the 2010 show is already sold out.
Read more…Well, someone has to start it...
