Ready For The DC Fandome?
One day. 24 hours. Saturday, August 22. It looks like they won’t be leaving the videos up anywhere for people to catch later. The good […]
Comics
David Pepose Journeys Back To The O.Z.
Young Dorothy Gale killed the Wicked Witch, convinced the Wizard to leave Oz, and then returned home to Kansas. Sure, L. Frank Baum wrote several […]
Sina Grace’s Frights Of Fancy
Sina Grace is not just another foolish mortal. This week, IDW releases his graphic novel The Haunted Mansion: Frights of Fancy, in which the famed Louisiana […]
A. David Lewis Takes Control Of His Fate
Ripped out of time and dropped into 2016, Kismet, Man of Fate realizes that it may be his fate to help us become the heroes. […]
Fanboy Planet Vidcast #582: Lean Green Comics Machine
In the wake of DC’s big shake-up this week, we invited Green Machine Comics co-owner Steve Mix to join us to talk about the impact […]
DC: Crisis On Multiple Fronts
They’re already calling it the DC Bloodbath. One day after unexpected massive layoffs at DC and DC Universe and two weeks before an online celebration […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #581: Three on a Podcast
Nate Costa, prodigal fanboy, returns for this week’s discussion of a pulp revival, streaming surprises, Wicked Chicken, and our picks of the week!
Flashback Friday: The Lost Watchmen Spin-off
Anybody remember the Saturday Morning Watchmen cartoon? If you don’t, that’s because it didn’t exist, but 11 years ago animator Harry Partridge unleashed this “lost […]
BOOM! Adapts Slaughterhouse-Five
Kurt Vonnegut’s science fiction anti-war novel feels like it was an instant classic. By the time I understood what science fiction was, I knew Slaughterhouse-Five was a […]
Kismet V.2 Depending On Patreon, Not Fate
Wearing a unique fez and a diaphanous cape, Kismet, Man of Fate fought Nazis in World War II. After a mysterious force ripped him out […]
Attack of the Spaceknights: The Past And Future of Nathan Christopher Summers
How do you keep characters in continuity when you don’t have the rights to the original property? Marvel has been really good at this, allowing ROM […]
The Video Podcast: Comics And Conversation And Costa
Nate Costa returns to share his biggest comics get of the summer! We live streamed the podcast on video last night to talk about comics […]
DC Fandome Draws Near
Though ComicCon@Home has faded, you may have noticed that other than a Constantine 15th anniversary reunion, DC Films really weren’t represented. Nor did much come out […]
David F. Walker Unleashes The Hated
Two of the best comics I read in July were by David F. Walker. One was a graphic novel that had been on my stack […]
We Only Find Them When They’re Dead First Look
All BOOM! Studios had to say was Al Ewing and science fiction epic. That’s what Ewing has been doing over at Marvel, taking the Immortal […]
Super Australians, Pulp Fiction, And Christopher Sequeira
We hear a lot about the UK comics industry, but very little about Australia. It’s thriving, and about to explode into the US, thanks to […]
ComicCon@Home: Toonami Creepily Teases Uzumaki
Actually, there’s no way to discuss Junji Ito’s Uzumaki without acknowledging that yes, it’s creepy. If you have to compare popular horror works in manga, Attack on […]
X-Men Speak In Star Trek Memes
Magneto, when the walls fell. That’s how it must read to somebody not intimately conversant in the current run of Marvel’s X-Men books. Both Jonathan […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #580: Comic-Con@Home After Party
The Fanboys discuss what went right and wrong with Comic-Con@Home! Spoiler: It was mostly right. Also, the Eisner awards, and what’s happening in TV and movies!
Darwyn Cooke: The Lost Interview
At WonderCon 2008, Warner Bros. Animation premiered the DC Universe animated adaptation of Darwyn Cooke’s Justice League: The New Frontier. At the time, I was invited […]