Another Former Supergirl Cast in ‘Supergirl’
One thing extremely noticeable about Greg Berlanti and company producing Supergirl on CBS: unlike many comic book based shows that have come before, this one wears the […]
Articles by Derek McCaw
Disneyland Reveals First Look at the Redesigned Rivers of America
Sunday was a day of closure at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. The Big Thunder Ranch Barbecue closed, along with the petting zoo. Mickey fought Maleficent […]
The Short List For “Young Han Solo”
Just to make sure that our Star Wars frenzy doesn’t flag, Lucasfilm has released its short list of who shall play the role of young Han Solo […]
ABC Moving Forward with ‘Marvel’s Most Wanted’
Picked this up in a tweet from writer Jim Colucci last night, and saw it confirmed in Variety: ABC has revived the idea of spinning […]
Marvel Begins “The War Machines”
In the trailer for Captain America: Civil War, we’ve seen a shot of Robert Downey, Jr.’s Iron Man cradling Don Cheadle’s lifeless War Machine. I, for […]
Further Doctor Strange Adventures in Entertainment Weekly
As the magazine promised, Entertainment Weekly has released more pictures of Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Stephen Strange in Marvel’s Doctor Strange, scheduled for release on November 4, […]
Entertainment Weekly Unveils Doctor Strange
By now, the Hoary Hosts of Holidaygoth have probably left your house, so you have a moment to pause and reflect. You’ve seen The Force Awakens; […]
Deadpool Extra NSFW Red Band Trailer
Let’s not pretend anything else: Deadpool is going to be rated R, and it’s the only way to do this particular character right. So don’t turn […]
Deadpool Fresh & Clean So Green Trailer
February 12. You know it. I know it. This one’s safe for everyone on Christmas morning. The red band trailer is coming.
Review: ‘Attack the Block’
originally posted in 2011 Night falls over the city, and if you look up, you can see a shooting star and make a wish. But […]
Colleen Doran Adapting Neil Gaiman’s “Troll Bridge”
That’s the thing about Neil Gaiman. A great artist attracts other great artists, and the result is (hopefully) great comics. Why shouldn’t it be? Gaiman’s […]
Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion Launch ‘Spectrum’ for Free Comic Book Day
We talked about this on the podcast last night, but not a lot of information was available — we’d just picked it up on the […]
Repost: ‘Star Wars Separated at Birth’
(originally posted 11-16-01) After seeing the latest Attack of the Clones trailer, graphic artist John Lascurettes noticed this odd coincidence — or is it?
The Script Doctor:
‘The Phantom Menace’
(Editor’s note: One of our earliest columns at Fanboy Planet was The Script Doctor, which ran from 2000 to 2001. This one seems particularly relevant […]
Character Posters from ‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’
The CW scattered character posters across the internet today, sending individually to sites like IGN.com, ComicBook.com, Entertainment Tonight, Entertainment Weekly, and more. They’re cool poses, […]
The Character Posters For ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’
Warner Brothers has released the de rigeur movie marketing character posters for their March release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and they’re… good character posters. Do […]
Sharing The Force At L.A. Live
You all know Star Wars: The Force Awakens opens this week. With it has come a ton of marketing and consumer cross-overs. Sure, people claim […]
Get Ready for the Hasbro Cinematic Universe
In a move that should surprise no one, Hasbro has announced that they will create a cohesive cinematic universe based on several of their toy […]
DC’s ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ Comic Will Not Be Based On ‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’ on The CW
DC announced today a $7.99 anthology coming on March 9, 2016 called Legends of Tomorrow. If there weren’t a hugely hyped television series coming from the […]
Breaking Down the ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Trailer
Last Friday, 20th Century Fox dropped the X-Men: Apocalypse trailer. Through the judicious use of filters and reprocessing, it looks like Oscar Isaac’s En Sabah Nur, aka […]
