Krypton Episode 6: Civil Wars
The action picks up immediately where we left off with Lyta, Seg and Adam Strange all listening to Dru-Zod about how he obtained his family […]
Superman
Fanboy Planet Podcast #508: Superman and Chocolate
We catch up with Paul Scanlan of Legion M, then celebrate Superman! All the other comics, movies, and TV news just drives us MAD!
Happy Birthday, Superman
Today sees the release of Action Comics #1000. Superman is 80. I can tell you what he means to me, but that doesn’t matter. What does […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast #507: Smell of the Crowdfunding!
Interviews with crowdfunding project creators, convention news, Elvira and James Bond return, a new J.R.R. Tolkien novel, and more!
Krypton Episode 4 : The Word of Rao
The action picks up with The Voice of Rao telling his assistants to start preparing for the Nova Cycle Celebrations. We still haven’t fully seen […]
DC Comics Caught Between Doomsday And Metal
Last week DC Comics released installments of two major events: Dark Nights Metal ended with issue #6 and Doomsday Clock continued its maddening ticking towards the end with […]
Krypton Episode 2: House Of El
Syfy’s Krypton returns for its second episode, “House of El”, and after the neck-breaking pace and packed action of the first episode, the second episode gave […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast #504: Time Traveling Thursday
Writer/Director Francis Stokes discusses his film Wild Honey, then we cover some endings in comics, some cool toy news, and developments in Marvel movies and DC television!
Krypton arrives on SYFY
The character of Kal-El is inarguably one of the greatest ever created, for any medium. Kal-El. of course, is Superman, Superman who has been the […]
DC Films May Be No More, But DC Films Will Continue
Warner Bros has the same problem Fox did with the Fantastic Four, only exponentially greater. They have a catalog of beloved characters, with three of […]
Review: Justice League
The first few minutes of Justice League sum up everything that’s gone right and wrong with the DC Cinematic Universe. Director Zack Snyder (or uncredited co-director […]
Justice League: Once There Were Seven
As we get close to the opening of Justice League this week, it’s worth a look back at some pre-production publicity that happened even before Batman v […]
The Last ‘Justice League’ Trailer You Need
It’s in the rhythm of the dialogue — it has a Joss Whedon vibe. Henry Cavill also gets a moment to remind us of how […]
Arrowverse Crossover Announced: ‘Crisis On Earth-X’
This one has a bittersweet edge. Way back in 1973, writer Len Wein brought the superheroes of Quality Comics into DC Comics continuity with Justice League […]
DC Transforms Hal Jordan In ‘Green Lantern: Earth-One’
Fans of both DC Comics and the cinematic DC Extended Universe take note: 2018 may bring you the blueprint for how Green Lantern Corps will play out. […]
The World’s Finest Of Maycomb County
Everybody knows that the night Bruce Wayne’s parents were killed, the family had gone to see The Mark of Zorro. In a weird and twisted […]
Meanwhile, At The Hall Of Justice…
Reshoots almost always happen on big-budget tentpole films. They are a fact of the process. But from the outset of Justice League’s production, there have been rumors […]
Geeksake Ornaments From Hallmark: 2017
We don’t know yet what Hallmark’s convention exclusives will be — usually they create something only available at the San Diego and New York Comic-Cons, but […]
Geoff Johns Springs ‘Doomsday Clock’ On Fans
“Everything I have done in comics has led to #DoomsdayClock.” With that tweet, DC Entertainment CCO Geoff Johns announced his latest rocking of the DC […]
Review: ‘Batman And Bill’
If you’re a superhero fan, it’s likely you have a keen sense of justice. And it’s long been understood that Bob Kane, credited as the […]