Batwoman may have disappeared from Detective Comics a few months ago, but fans won’t be left without the award-winning other Dark Knight Detective for too long; DC has just announced that the character will reappear in Batwoman #0, a special issue trailing a brand-new series, released in November.
The new series will be co-written by …
If you’re American and of a certain age, then your childhood was probably filled with Kenner’s Star Wars toys, and your memories filled with the commercials for them, which promised thrills, spills and lots of people to play with, even if batteries weren’t included. From the austere, uncertain beginnings of the Early Bird promotion and …
With Celebration V well under way in Orlando, the Disney Parks team released the following teaser video of the new Star Tours attraction. The timeframe for the ride is set between Episodes III and IV and promises to take riders to “more places in the Star Wars galaxy,” then ever before! Look for the new Star Tours next year at both …
Delta has announced that potential passengers may now begin booking flights through “Ticket Window” on Facebook. The Atlanta-based company says this will be the first of many Ticket Windows and plans to install banner ads that allow passengers to book from anywhere. This is a first for any airline and plans to revamp kiosks and …
Terminator Salvation may have failed to satisfy hardcore fans and stalled at the box office, but I’m not sure that’s any excuse to consign the franchise to PG-13 CGI animated movie hell. Hannover House and Red Bear Entertainment have announced Terminator 3000, an animated continuation of James Cameron’s dystopian robot movie series …
When I sat down last Sunday to isolate the ten greatest moments of the original “Star Wars” trilogy, I’ve got to be honest here: The very first thing that popped into my mind was this (starting at 0:30):
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Not sure why, but there ya go. There are lots of great moments in the …
There are a couple of curious things about Matt Fraction and Salvador Larroca’s The Invincible Iron Man #29, which came out this week–one of them obvious on a first reading, one less so. The one that’s not immediately evident is that this is a Marvel superhero comic with barely a hint of an action scene. Okay, there’s one little …
LucasArts has officially announced Yoda’s upcoming cameo in The Force Unleashed 2. He crosses paths with Starkiller near the entrance of the Dark Side Cave aka Cave of Evils (is that canon?) in the swamps of Dagobah.
Starkiller, having escaped the clutches of Darth Vader on the planet Kamino, senses something calling out to him
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It’s time to take a look at some of the most noteworthy scenes from yesterday’s comics. It’s time to laugh and cry and be thankful and all that. So let’s sit down in front of our Stuart Smalley mirrors and let’s affirm, y’know? It’s time for gun-hands, Superman Nike endorsements, Iron Persons, Claygirl, and LOST jokes. It’s time for …
After last night’s mindblowing introduction to BioShock Infinite, Evan and I sat down with the Ken Levine, you know, the guy behind the original BioShock to chat about his new baby. Be sure to check out our preview and the teaser trailer here.
Okay, so it’s not the movie, but the four-minute Scott Pilgrim Vs. The Animation debuts tonight “around midnight” as part of Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim, bringing the opening of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World (AKA, the second book in the series) to animated life, with voices from Michael Cera, Alison Pill, Mae Whitman …
It’s got to be nice to be Ryan Reynolds these days. He’s still shooting Green Lantern, the big budget version of DC Comics’ successful space cop superhero, with a sequel script already in the works and talk of a third film to be shot at the same time as the second, he’s attached to movie versions of both RIPD (as a supernatural cop) and …
