ComicCon@Home: The Orville Has Landed At Eaglemoss’ Hero Collector
We may still be waiting on the third season of Seth Macfarlane’s The Orville to hit Hulu, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a […]
Month: July 2020
ComicCon@Home: Bill And Ted Face The Music On Saturday
Now more than ever, we need to remember those stirring words of Bill and Ted: Be excellent to each other. It might not be happening […]
Listen To Fear In A Handful Of Dust: The Sandman Audible Adaptation
Faithfully adapt a comic book to an audio drama? Just to add weight to it, adapt one of the most beloved series of comics’ modern […]
ComicCon@Home: Red 5 And The Small Press Panel
For years, Red 5 Comics has been putting out interesting books and, like a lot of small press publishers, struggled to get noticed. For ComicCon@Home, […]
ComicCon@Home: The Convention Center Misses You, Too
It’s not just an event. It’s a culture. Even though Comic-Con International pivoted well to being online this year — as everything has to do […]
ComicCon@Home: A Look At Marvel’s 616 On Disney+
One of the great discoveries of Disney+ is how varied and enthralling their documentary programming can be. Not just those from National Geographic, though The World […]
ComicCon@Home: Hero Tomorrow Pitches Great Deals
An actress gets trapped in a demonic role that starts as a rock musical and then becomes a way of life. An ice cream truck […]
ComicCon@Home: The Souvenir Book!
Hey, don’t you worry — there are still plenty of exclusive items that will be hard to get starting on Wednesday. However, Comic-Con International will not […]
Now You Can Be As Dysfunctional As The Umbrella Academy
Even if you play your cards right, “…brothers will fight, there will be confrontation, hopelessness, you might even hit rock bottom.” And yet you can […]
ComicCon@Home: The New Mutants Are Coming
Though all of Marvel Studios’ main releases have been delayed, or production currently suspended due to no place to safely film, Disney does have one Marvel […]
The Original New Original Wonder Woman Comes To Blu-Ray
As good as Gal Gadot is, for a couple of generations, there’s only one Wonder Woman: Lynda Carter. Her theme song sticks in people’s heads, […]
Bad Batch Coming to Disney+
The Disney+ streaming service has ordered the next Lucasfilm animated series, Star Wars: The Bad Batch, with plans to premiere in 2021. The series follows the elite […]
A Glimpse Of Kristen Wiig’s Cheetah
We may not know when exactly the Cheetah will strike in movie theaters — Wonder Woman 1984 has reasonably been pushed back twice, and may be […]
Star Trek Goes Lower… Lower Decks, That Is…
The Star Trek franchise has gone into darkness, gone beyond, and of course, boldly gone where no one has gone before. But CBS All Access is […]
Javicia Leslie Is The New Batwoman
Javicia Leslie (God Friended Me) will become the new Batwoman in The CW’s second season of Batwoman. Leslie takes over the title role from Ruby […]
Daddy’s Home For The Boys
The superheroes know they have an enemy, and that enemy is on the run. But that enemy is also led by Karl Urban’s Butcher, so… […]
The Umbrella Academy Goes To Dallas
They’re back (almost). Netflix dropped the trailer for Season 2 of The Umbrella Academy this morning, and it’s as weird as we could hope. If you’re […]
The Umbrella Academy’s Pogo: A Conversation With Actor Ken Hall
He’s been a disgruntled grey alien, sent to conquer the Earth but finding his heart instead. He plays two roles on Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy, based […]
Alien And Predator Move To Marvel
In a move that should surprise no one, Dark Horse announced yesterday that they no longer have the right to publish comics based on 20th […]
Damon Lindelof, Prophet
When Damon Lindelof’s remix/sequel/epic Watchmen landed on HBO last year, many were shaken by the history that the show exposed. A few months later, it became […]
