Super Australians, Pulp Fiction, And Christopher Sequeira
We hear a lot about the UK comics industry, but very little about Australia. It’s thriving, and about to explode into the US, thanks to […]
Month: July 2020
ComicCon@Home: Toonami Creepily Teases Uzumaki
Actually, there’s no way to discuss Junji Ito’s Uzumaki without acknowledging that yes, it’s creepy. If you have to compare popular horror works in manga, Attack on […]
X-Men Speak In Star Trek Memes
Magneto, when the walls fell. That’s how it must read to somebody not intimately conversant in the current run of Marvel’s X-Men books. Both Jonathan […]
Kevin Smith Producing Family-Friendly Green Hornet Cartoon
It’s not the first time Kevin Smith has felt the Hornet’s sting. Back in the 90s, Smith wrote a screenplay for The Green Hornet that never […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #580: Comic-Con@Home After Party
The Fanboys discuss what went right and wrong with Comic-Con@Home! Spoiler: It was mostly right. Also, the Eisner awards, and what’s happening in TV and movies!
The Umbrella Academy Season 2 Starts With A Bang
Wondering what happened to the Umbrella Academy after last season’s cliffhanger? Netflix wants to give you a head start and answer all your questions. The […]
Darwyn Cooke: The Lost Interview
At WonderCon 2008, Warner Bros. Animation premiered the DC Universe animated adaptation of Darwyn Cooke’s Justice League: The New Frontier. At the time, I was invited […]
Netflix Announces Prequel To The Witcher
Netflix has announced plans for The Witcher: Blood Origin, a six part live-action limited event series that serves as a prequel to the streaming giant’s […]
Welcome Back To The World Of Chu
Consider issue #1 an appetizer for greatness. You’ll definitely want to stay for the main course.
ComicCon@Home: A Sneak Peek Into Lovecraft Country
Lovecraft Country may be talked about in 2020 the way that Watchmen was talked about in 2019. The time is right for genre shows to talk […]
ComicCon@Home: Kevin Smith Hosts Bill And Ted
As filmmaker/podcaster/slackonteur Kevin Smith admits, without Bill and Ted there would be no Jay and Silent Bob. Today at ComicCon@Home, Smith got the chance to […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #579: Comic-Con@Home
We discuss the ComicCon@Home Experience and the Parallel Cons that are appearing. And then discuss changes in DC streaming services.
ComicCon@Home: The 2020 Eisner Award Winners
In a normal Comic-Con in San Diego, Friday night would be an evening where the industry gathers to celebrate some of the best in comics […]
ComicCon@Home: More On The Legacy Of Mandrake
A few days ago, we ran a piece on The Legacy of Mandrake the Magician coming from Erica Schultz and Diego Giribaldi, Red 5 Comics, Stonebot […]
ComicCon@Home: Helstrom
Today, Hell was unleashed on Earth, again. Hulu gave ComicCon@Home a peek at the lone surviving Marvel series they were developing, Helstrom. You may notice that […]
Mark Waid And Neal Adams Team For Fantastic Four: Antithesis
Two legends in the comics industry come together for the first time. One had a spectacular run on Fantastic Four over a decade ago, among other […]
The Fanboy Planet Vidcast: Now On Video For ComicCon@Home
Since all of ComicCon@Home is streaming video on the internet, why not try it for ourselves?
ComicCon@Home: Bill Sienkiewicz’ New Mutants Movie Poster
In case you haven’t seen it, Fox just sent over the poster Bill Sienkiewicz painted for The New Mutants film… and it’s gorgeous. Sienkiewicz, of course, collaborated […]
ComicCon@Home: Oscar Isaac Developing Legendary Comic
A bad cop suffers a “psychic head wound” and finds himself stuck in the middle of a battle between heaven and hell. For an actor/producer […]
ComicCon@Home: The New Mutants Movie Really Exists
“I would go see that if I hadn’t had to watch it so many times,” writer/director Josh Boone said after ComicCon@Home showed the opening scene […]
