At Earth-2, It’s 1966 All Over Again!
Assuming that 1966 means one thing to you like it means to us: BATMAN! Earth-2 celebrates the success of DC’s long overdue sensation Batman ’66 […]
Articles by Derek McCaw
Marvel: Miracleman Returns; This Time We Mean It!
“The wait is over. Marvel will finally be bringing these timeless, ground-breaking stories to a whole new generation of reader.”
Comic-Con 2013: The Godzilla Encounter
“When mankind falls into conflict with nature, monsters are born.” So Legendary Entertainment would have us believe, and they have a way of making it […]
Comic-Con 2013: Moments With Ross Richie “The Company Name’s Not Whimper!”
Years ago, Ross Richie started a little company out of his apartment — for the sake of the myth, let’s make it a little apartment […]
Review: ‘Iron Man 3’
Tony Stark can’t sleep. Ever since New York, everything’s different. The cool exec with the heart of steel opened it up. He knows who he […]
Earth-2 Celebrates Invincible #100
First, you need to get a tall cake, because according to Earth-2 store owner Carr D’Angelo, you get a lot more slices that way. And […]
With One Magic Word… An Interview with Michael Gray
In this interview with Michael Gray, television’s Billy Batson opens up about the honor of playing a superhero for a generation of kids…
The Toy Hunter Deals In Your Dreams…
Tomorrow night, The Travel Channel launches a new series aimed straight at the heart of fanboys and fanwomen everywhere — THE TOY HUNTER. Straight from […]
Comic-Con 2012: Ron Ely Knows Who He Is
Ely still exudes cool confidence and decency. He may have wanted to play more of the savagery of Tarzan, but the real man — he’s a real man.
Comic-Con 2012: Darkness And Light And Daughtry
A few months ago, DC Entertainment launched a foundation callled “We Can Be Heroes,” designed to help provide famine relief in the Horn of Africa. […]
Review: Dark Shadows
In Hollywood math terms, Dark Shadows would be a no-brainer. Vampires are hot. Johnny Depp is hot. Johnny Depp as a vampire should be the […]
Review: ‘The Avengers’
After years of build-up, Marvel Entertainment has finally delivered The Avengers unto us. In the capable hands of writer/director Joss Whedon, it balances the snark […]
Review: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Nothing says Christmas like murder, rape, incest and a litany of other things that in real life we abhor. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo […]
Review: Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows
Kudos to Guy Ritchie and his creative team for waiting until the second Sherlock Holmes film to reveal Professor James Moriarty. Sometimes, holding back can […]
Review: The Sitter
It’s tough to find the right note of comedy in a movie about an irresponsible man endangering the lives of children. At least in A […]
The Champagne Room: Keith Champagne Day
Since last we spoke, exactly one of you chimed in with a name for this column. Luckily, it happened to be a pretty good idea […]
From Horror With Love: Filmmaker Dave Reda Speaks
From where we sit in the SF Bay Area, it’s great to see a local boy hacking away at the Hollywood jungle and producing some […]
Review: Contagion
The smattering of first responses for Contagion from people who haven’t yet seen it have sounded like this, “Wasn’t this done already?” and then, “Wasn’t […]
Review: Tucker And Dale Vs. Evil
“It doesn’t matter what happened,” a bee-stung Tucker (Alan Tudyk) tells his bumpkin best friend Dale (Tyler Labine). “What matters is what looks like what […]
Review: Conan The Barbarian
From the opening minutes of Conan the Barbarian, it’s clear that the filmmakers have at least read the comics, if not the original Robert E. […]
