Make Mine Spider-Geddon
If it all has to end, let it be with a deluge of young men and women with spider-based powers. At least, that’s what I’m […]
Articles by Derek McCaw
Titan Previews The 13th Doctor
To steal a word from Jodie Whittaker’s 13th Doctor — the only word we’ve heard the Doctor say so far — “brilliant.” We’re still months […]
Dance Dads
What has been seen cannot be unseen. For this year’s San Jose 48-Hour Film Project, filmmakers (and occasional podcast contributors) Drew Campbell and Jason Salazar […]
DC Universe Rumbles Forward…
This morning, DC Entertainment moved closer toward the DC Universe streaming service, launching the website through which they will take much of our money. As […]
Comic-Con 2018: We All Need Laughing Prince Adam
For the first time in my life, I want to buy a Masters of the Universe toy. Not because I think that Prince Adam is […]
A Living Vampire As The Living Vampire?
In the comics, Dr. Michael Morbius suffered from a rare blood disorder. Experimenting upon himself, he found a cure for the disorder, but it created […]
The Silver Surfer Journeys To The Past
In recent years, Dan Slott and the Allreds have turned the Silver Surfer into a character full of more than inspiration — they made him […]
Comic-Con 2018: Introducing The 13th Doctor
Though BBC America still has not been more specific than “Fall 2018” for the television debut of Jodie Whittaker as the 13th Doctor, cast and […]
First Look At Wonder Woman 1984
There’s a lot to unpack in placing Wonder Woman in the specific year 1984. The princess from Themyscira existing in a year that has a […]
Geoff Johns Is A Mad Ghost
Yesterday, Warner Bros. and Geoff Johns announced that he was stepping down as Chief Creative Officer of DC Entertainment to launch Mad Ghost Productions. Further, […]
Into The Spider-Verse…
Today, Sony gave us a deeper look into the second of their two Spider-Man related movies in the last half of 2018. (Don’t forget about Venom, […]
Patton Oswalt’s Star Wars Filibuster
From Season 5 of Parks and Recreation, Patton Oswalt predicts the inevitable…
Vanellope Meets The Disney Princesses
Disney dropped a new trailer for Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet, and it highlights footage that some D23 attendees got to see last summer. […]
Stage Review: Forever Bound
Perpend. The imposing and self-possessed Thomas (Rob Nagle) firmly drops that admonition late in Forever Bound, Steve Apostolina’s play about literature, obsession, and the Spanish […]
Deadpool Will Retcon This Review
“That’s just lazy writing.” It’s a refrain that crops up as a running gag in Deadpool 2, and though it’s funny metacommentary the first couple of […]
From Hell Returns In Color!
If you still have friends who think comics aren’t literature, one of the best counterarguments is Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell’s From Hell. The thorough dissection […]
We All Read In A Yellow Submarine
Last week, Titan Comics released the following trailer for an ambitious project: the graphic novel adaptation of the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine. The animated classic has been […]
Giving Solo A Chance
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… we didn’t necessarily need any movies set even further back than that. But as much […]
Fanboy Planet 10 Day Hiatus
I am headed to England for 10 days, seeing “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” taking a ghost tour or two, and a few more […]
Review: Bad Samaritan
The title may be Bad Samaritan, but the film really proves that David Tennant plays a good monster. As culturally we’ve come to realize that the […]
