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 […]
Articles by Derek McCaw
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Gambit Fan Film Plays For Keeps
It’s a shame Channing Tatum’s Gambit solo film never got off the ground at Fox, because who knows what he would have brought to the character? […]
Legendary Comics Studying The Science Of Ghosts
It will be a year before the book becomes available, but it’s noteworthy that Legendary has this original graphic novel on its slate. Most of […]
The Boys Are Back… In September
On the run, hunted by super powered beings that most of the world looks up to, “The Boys” (none of whom are actually boys) return […]
The Poison Ivy Short Film Origin Story
Leah McKendrick and Mariah Owen collaborated on a feature film, then came together again to do a short. Creating a new (and intense) origin for […]
Mark Hamill. King Kong. Country Western Singing.
Just when you thought you knew everything Mark Hamill could do, he shows another facet. For Darren Criss’ Quibi series Royalties, Hamill guests as country western […]
Candyman Shadows Shameful History
“Candyman, at the intersection of white violence and black pain, is about unwilling martyrs,” writes director Nia DaCosta.
Ultraman Rises Again From Marvel!
Starting over to tell the tale of Shin Hayata, the first Ultraman, Marvel Comics announced that The Rise of Ultraman #1 will hit comic shops with […]
Welcome To The DC Fandome
We’ll meet again… don’t know where, don’t know when. In the meantime, conventions and expos have pivoted to become virtual experiences for all of us […]
