Comic-Con 2016: A Bit Of Thursday
It was a day spent checking out comics (yes, comics!) and interviewing talented creators, while also checking out more of what the Gaslamp District has […]
Articles by Derek McCaw
Comic-Con 2016: ‘American Gods’ Trailer Debuts
And Kristin Chenoweth is going to play Easter. The casting is perfect, and [amazon text=if you haven’t read the original source novel by Neil Gaiman, […]
Comic-Con 2016: The DC/IDW Crossovers Continue
Even when I’ve thought ahead of time “this shouldn’t work,” the crossovers that IDW brokers with other companies have worked extremely well. Case in point: […]
Comic-Con 2016: The Wonder Woman 75 Invisible Jet Attraction
Maybe you’ve heard of this character — she debuted in 1941, and has been around for 75 years, and is getting her first solo film […]
Comic-Con 2016:
The Suicide Squad Costumes
If you took a look at the Wonder Woman costume gallery, you caught glimpses of the Suicide Squad costumes as well. Here they are in […]
Comic-Con 2016: Inside The Hall
Due to a press event off-site, I didn’t have the chance to hang around as thoroughly as I should have on the floor for Preview […]
Comic-Con 2016:
Wandering Wednesday
It’s that first day of Comic-Con, or actually it’s Preview Night. Even though the exhibit hall doors don’t open until 6, it feels like the […]
Comic-Con 2016: The Wonder Woman Costumes
For the past three years, the DC booth at Comic-Con has featured costumes and props related to popular DC movies and television shows – for Superman’s […]
Comic-Con 2016: The Captain America Statue (And Tie-in Comic Book)
One of the sweetest most human moments in Captain America: Civil War was the exchange of New York bona fides between Captain America and Spider-Man. That […]
Comic-Con 2016: Flashback To ‘Comic-Con: The Musical’
We ran this last year, too — but this time it can get us prepped a day before instead of laughing through exhaustion on Saturday. May your […]
Comic-Con 2016: The NSFW ‘Ash vs. Evil Dead’ Trailer They Didn’t Want You To See…
“That is horrible. And awesome.” Yes, it’s true. Ash vs. Evil Dead returns in October, and since there won’t be any new Doctor Who until December, this […]
Comic-Con 2016: ‘Batman – The Telltale Series’ Premieres In San Diego
Stealthily, almost like Batman himself, Telltale Games has changed the game. They were truly pioneering interactive entertainment with games like Bone: Out from Boneville, Sam & […]
Comic-Con 2016: Top Shelf Brings Rep. John Lewis To Comic-Con!
There’s a side part of Comic-Con that most people forget exists — education. Some attendees do actually follow an academic track of panels, and obviously […]
Comic-Con 2016: Celebrate Wonder Woman’s 75th Anniversary
Though she really doesn’t look a day over 30, Wonder Woman turns 75 this year, and DC Entertainment will be pulling out all the stops […]
Comic-Con 2016: BOOM! Studios Unveils ‘Big Trouble In Little China’ The Game
Actually, we did talk a bit about this on the podcast a few weeks ago, but BOOM! Studios announced a deeper look into the workings […]
‘The Dark Tower’ – Not Quite An Adaptation
As part of their Comic-Con Preview, Entertainment Weekly got the first official looks at Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey in the upcoming film of Stephen King’s The […]
Comic-Con 2016: Official SDCC Bags Are Alive!
Don’t be fooled. Warner Brothers didn’t do this because of Pokemon Go; it takes time to plan this. But thanks to Pokemon Go, more people […]
Comic-Con 2016: Adult Swim Announces ‘Virtual Rick-ality’
Holy crap. I suspect this must be the most dangerous thing to do at Comic-Con, and that’s including The Walking Dead. Walk into the world of Rick and […]
Comic-Con 2016: First Concept Art From ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’
Released by Entertainment Weekly and posted on Facebook by writer/director James Gunn, here’s the first full piece of concept art for Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, […]
Marvel Revives ‘Foolkiller’
Out of yesterday’s Marvel NOW! Previews catalog, a few upcoming titles stood out as being a bit left field. There were the spin-offs that may be unnecessary, but […]
