Joss Whedon’s run on X-Men is now being converted into an ongoing series of Marvel Motion Comics. Tomorrow marks the release of episode 3 of Astonishing X-Men. Courtesy of Marvel, TECHLAND has an exclusive trailer to whet your appetite. Enjoy!
Astonishing X-Men, Gifted [iTunes]
One more night for AMC’s “The Prisoner,” and the intimidation is getting unbearable.
We had a chance to talk with star Jim Caviezel, about the tit for tat psychological warfare being waged between his character, Six, and the smirking, sinister Ian McKellen (read the full interview here). And then AMC was kind enough to give us …
Sudoku whiz Thomas Snyder squares off against his friend and former puzzle champ at the National Sudoku Championship in Philadelphia.
From the Desk of
Cornelius Bear
I once had a friend who went with a girl that kept a staggeringly cluttered apartment. Not filthy, mind you, or crawling with purposeful little lava-like streams of ants, but utterly dense with great sprawling high-relief mosaics of albums, books, newspapers, disused lamps, laundry baskets, …
New York Times bestselling author Kevin Baker is probably a much happier man today than he was yesterday. It’s not every day that you get to boast about your first original graphic novel hitting store shelves. Thanks to DC/Vertigo, TECHLAND has obtained the first 12 pages from Luna Park. I’ve had a copy of LP for a few weeks now and …
We just caught wind of a fascinating arena show that’s now touring the country – a major multimedia spectacle wrapped around the universe of “Star Wars.”
It’s called “Star Wars: In Concert,” and tonight it sets up shop in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, before moving on to Baltimore, New Jersey and New York City.
At first …
The ratings are strong for AMC’s “The Prisoner,” and as of last night, we’ve officially taken the plunge into the seedy underbelly of The Village.
Those who are following the mini-series already know that Six – or Jim Caviezel – is getting seriously screwed over, and now he’s not the only one. While Six is being …
Wednesday cometh and here’s what we’re looking forward to this week. In the Marvel Universe Spider-Man is in two big titles. Amazing Spidey #612 kicks off the Gauntlet event where web-head’s greatest villains return to center stage starting with Electro. Over in Dark Reign the List Spider-Man, Norman Osborn sets his sights on Spidey …
Josh Lieb, Executive Producer of the Daily Show, has just published his debut novel, I Am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to be Your Class President. I know him and he agreed to write a fake interview with me so I wouldn’t have to write my blog. What follows is my fault as much as his.
SELMAN: Josh, thank you so much for …
Marvel is steamrolling ahead with it’s big-time big-screen adaptation of “Thor,” all eyes fixed on a May 2011 release.
According to Production Weekly, director Kenneth Branagh is set to start filming in Los Angeles in mid-January, before shifting production to Santa Fe, New Mexico for a March-April stint.
Starring Chris …
Wes: Why did you hold out on us?
Techland sat down with the “Fantastic Mr. Fox” director last Thursday, for a feature that’s going up on these pages in just a few days, but we must not have known the magic word to get him to divulge his biggest story yet from the set – for fans of comics, that is.
Anderson told MTV that in …
In the summer of 1991 I didn’t even know what a comic book store was.
I’d been reading comics for a little over a year by that point, but I’d been purchasing them at gas stations, drug stores and my small town Wal-Mart. I was 12 years old. When my mother drove by The Comic Interlude, I almost jumped from the moving vehicle. I …
