Silicon Valley Comic Con 2017 Celebrates Star Trek Cast!
Tickets went on sale today for Steve Wozniak’s Silicon Valley Comic Con 2017, along with some terrific guest announcements. You can read those below, but […]
Please Remember That Luke Cage IS Power Man
On September 30, Netflix will be unleashing the first season of Luke Cage, the next series within a series of Marvel heroes that will lead to The Defenders […]
Take A Tour Through Ash Williams’ Trailer
It takes a special kind of man to stand against the ultimate evil. And that special kind of man needs the right kind of home […]
Khary Payton Joins ‘The Walking Dead’
Well, there’s a revelation. This morning, AMC released footage from the upcoming Season 7 of The Walking Dead, which premieres on October 23. And no, while […]
Unleash The Next Marvel Crossover!
I don’t know if Marvel will be fitting this into regular continuity — but this has to be more likely than Tsum Tsums, and Marvel […]
Talking ‘Doctor Strange’
Though a part of me fears Cumberbatch will be playing Sherlock with an American accent, I’m still very excited for this film. It has a […]
Syfy Wants To Get ‘Happy’
Variety broke the news yesterday that Syfy, already well into a resurgence of shows that are actually good sci fi, has added to their upcoming […]
A Few Words About ‘The Clone Conspiracy’
I’m talking about, of course, how many books Charles Soule is able to write while maintaining a full-time job running a law practice. There has […]
The Most Important Heroes In The Marvel Universe Return
Granted, Squirrel Girl really did go up to the big leagues, but that doesn’t mean that the Great Lakes Avengers don’t deserve your attention. Whether […]
Marvel’s Newest Hero: Mosaic
Will sales reward the amount of risk-taking that Marvel is doing this fall with another Marvel NOW? It isn’t just rebooting books and recombining heroes; it’s […]
Jason Clarke Joins ‘Winchester’
If things had gone according to plan, Jason Clarke would be starring as an antagonistic John Connor in a series of Terminator movies. Instead, he’s got […]
Review: ‘For The Love Of Spock’
What started as a project to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Trek became a moving celebration of a life — and to some extent, our […]
Previewing The Feathery Fun Of ‘Enchanted Tiki Room’
How am I supposed to resist this? You pick up a Disney Kingdoms book, and it’s like going to TG&Y or Rexall Drugs and getting […]
Kickstart The Memoirs Of
‘Flesh Gordon’
In the early 70s, science fiction films had become serious business if not serious box office. After 2001: A Space Odyssey and Planet of the Apes, major Hollywood studios made sure their sci fi movies either had a social message or altered consciousness. It took one movie to change all that – and not the one you’re thinking of.
The Fanboy Planet/Fathom Events ‘Young Frankenstein’ Ticket Drawing!
Last week, Fathom Events announced that they would present a screening of Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks’ classic comedy Young Frankenstein on October 5, 2016 at […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 451: Back to 7 Stars!
The Fanboys record live at 7 Stars, the Silicon Valley’s preeminent Star Wars bar, with the fannish news you can use!
The Making of a Fanboy:
How I Discovered Star Trek
I was six years old, an only child. I wanted a sibling with every fiber of my being, to a degree that I still don’t […]
The Deadpool Wears Venom
It takes the right story to make a character work. For me, it was the first 12 issues or so of Gerry Duggan and Brian […]
‘Deadpool Annual 2016’ Signing Party at Earth-2 Comics!
Sure, I loved Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool. But that wasn’t what got me into the character, despite two decades of Marvel trying to get me to […]
Doctor Who: Lost “The Power Of The Daleks” Returns In Animated Form
UPDATE: The BBC released a teaser trailer, too! UPDATE 2: BBC-America will air this in the US on November 12, with digital downloads available the next day. A […]