Superman & Lois Come Home To Blu-Ray
Superman & Lois isn’t just the best CW superhero show, this is the best version of Superman we’ve seen in years. In the aftermath of […]
Marvel Studios “What If” Series Trailer
Marvel Studios has released the trailer and poster for “What If…?,” the first animated series set within the MCU which will premiere on the Disney+ […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #590: Superman and Loki
Superman and Lois and Loki in one episode. Plus, a triple helping of comics reviews and recommendations.
4th of July Flashback: ‘Star Trek: The Omega Glory’
Every 4th of July, it has become my tradition to run this excerpt from “The Omega Glory,” episode #52 of Star Trek. (I’m running it two […]
Jellystone Twists The Funtastic World Of Hanna-Barbera
Disney has its Duckburg and Mouseton. Now thanks to HBO Max, Hanna-Barbera has Jellystone. It’s not a national park; it’s a community. Ostensibly led by Yogi […]
Slinging Webs, Slinging Opinions On Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure
Everyone knows how you’re supposed to hold your hand while shooting webs. While in line for “Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure” at Disney’s new Avengers […]
The Joker Coming To Titans Season 3?
It sure sounds like it. On the (now) HBO Max series Titans, Jason Todd (Curran Walters) has fought against and alongside the Titans team as Robin, […]
Return To The Dreaming City
The first time I encountered Michael Moorcock’s Elric of Melniboné, it was in the second “official” Marvel Graphic Novel, an adaptation of “The Dreaming City” […]
Introducing A New Masked Movie Monster With Bill Posley
In filmmaker Bill Posley’s words, “Black people have been the first ones dying in horror films for long enough.” And so he raised the money […]
Stargirl Returns August 10 And Maybe Throws Some Shade
The CW dropped a trailer today that proves there’s still energy in CW superhero shows — Stargirl Season 2. Though Superman and Lois has kept up the quality […]
How About A Nice Cthulhu Cocktail?
Depending on the rum, perhaps, you could feel like you’d just had your brain crawled across by Cthulhu. Still, the below recipe sounds simple, refreshing, […]
Talking Tokusatsu With Rylend Grant
A few days ago, we ran cover art from Suicide Jockeys, an upcoming comic from Source Point Press by writer Rylend Grant and artist Davi Leon […]
Binge Trese On Netflix Then Binge The Comic!
I’ve already raved about Trese by Budjette Tan and KaJo Baldisimo, It was an unexpected delight of getting caught up in a supernatural murder mystery that […]
Looking Closer At Snake Eyes
Is it weird to anybody else that movie posters have become online motion graphics and we still call them posters? Don’t mind me, I’m just […]
First Look At The Sandman On Netflix
30 years or so ago, Neil Gaiman blew my mind with what I first considered a new take on an old DC superhero. The Sandman was […]
Existential Tokusatsu Action In August With Suicide Jockeys
Are you ready for philosophy with your giant monster-fighting action? Rylend Grant aims to give it to you with both, um, giant laser swords? Teaming […]
A Flash Of Bat-Tease
This time for sure, The Flash is happening, written and directed by Andy Muschietti. It still stars Ezra Miller and, confirmed quite a bit ago, Michael […]
Marvel Announces The Next Era Of Hulk
That’s right… they said “era,” and that’s fair. Though it’s sometimes hard to follow if you’re coming in cold, this is the reality of Marvel […]
The Practice Of Bigfootery
Poet Chris Buckley talks about his Great-Uncle Archie Buckley, one of the first generation serious Bigfoot researchers.
You Need To Find Stray Dogs
Each issue of Stray Dogs (after the first) has gone right to the top of my reading pile. Created by Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner, with […]