Archie Is Stronger Than Ever in 2013
Though publishing company MLJ started in 1939 with superheroes and whatever else would sell, it was publisher John L. Goldwater’s attempt to duplicate the movies’ […]
Interviews
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 […]
The Architects Launch “Border Wars”
The Architects from Kansas City – due to hit their ten-year mark as a band at this time next year – are three brothers formerly […]
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.
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 […]
Comic-Con 2011: Mad Filmmakers Go Beyond Bellflower
Comic-Con can be a fantasyland where people go to indulge their dreams. So in that sense, the presence of the cast and crew of Bellflower […]
Comic-Con 2011: James Gunn Is Still ‘Super’
In a year when the movies feel flooded with superheroes, one came out of the gate early, violently and yet somewhat quietly. That would be […]
Christina Hendricks: From Mad Men To Superman
Christina Hendricks is truly enjoying the best of both worlds. While the Mad Men star is grabbing the spotlight for more mature mainstream opportunities as […]
Comic-Con 2010: Celebrating His Father’s Shadow
Bela Lugosi, Jr. keeps his father’s memory (and image) alive, with no problem living in the family shadows…
Frank Beddor: Through A Looking Glass Darkly
Let’s not use the term Renaissance Man lightly, but it fits for Frank Beddor. As a youth, his athleticism led him to be a two-time […]
Don Coscarelli, Master of Horror: Giving A Hand To ‘John Dies At The End’
Don Coscarelli won’t remember this, but we met once years ago at a Comic-Con. Of course, Coscarelli meets many people at conventions, and I can […]
This Interview Dies At The End
The Fanboy Planet Magic Mailbox delivers many intriguing things, one of which last month was an advanced copy of a novel called [amazon text=John Dies […]
Kevin Conroy: His Voice IS The Night
The voice of Batman for a generation (or two) sits down to talk about the role in Batman: Arkham Asylum…
Building A Mystery, Inc.: Interview With Director Brian Levant
For four decades, Brian Levant has been at the creative helm of many of the most beloved franchises in modern family entertainment – making him […]
The Man With The Fanboy Dreamjob
If you’re still surprised that Warner Brothers made Watchmen, if you can’t believe that some of the best animated projects featuring DC characters are happening […]
Tricia Helfer Trades Red For Green
If you liked her in red, you’re going to love Tricia Helfer in green. Battlestar Galactica’s visually stunning centerpiece shifts to another space-based destination as […]
No Voices Shall Escape Her Sight
Andrea Romano knows how to pick ‘em. For Green Lantern: First Flight, Romano – arguably the best known casting/dialogue director on the animation scene for […]
The Man Behind The Hockey Mask
When producers of the new Friday the 13th reboot announced their Jason Voorhees, I had particular reason to be excited. I had known him for […]
