Doctor Who: Gridlock
After setting a really high standard with the first two episodes of the new season, can Doctor Who keep up the momentum or will it come to a grinding halt?
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Doctor Who: The Shakespeare Code
One of the series most ambitious episodes, the Doctor and Martha travel back to the time of Queen Elizabeth I, but is this the series’ Hamlet or is it much ado about nothing?
Doctor Who: Smith and Jones
Trainee doctor Martha Jones thinks this is just another ordinary day at the hospital, that is until the Judoon invade and teleport the building to the surface of the moon. Searching for a fugitive from the law, the intergalactic police force start scanning the patients for non-human DNA. This puts one of Martha’s patients into action but she cannot understand why Mr. John Smith keeps telling her that he is the Doctor and while he might not exactly be from Earth it isn’t him that the Judoon are looking for.
The Voice in the Iron (Man) Mask
From Mouseketeer to animated superhero, actor Marc Worden has built a lasting career one role at a time…
Doctor Who: The Runaway Bride
The Doctor finds himself with a new companion, Donna – but she’s late for her wedding! As the Tardis races to get to the church on time, the mysterious Empress joins the chase, and it becomes clear that Donna is the key to an ancient alien plan to destroy the Earth.
In the Halls of Dark Horse Indie with Chris Tongue
This evergreen interview with Chris Tongue gives a peek into the process at Dark Horse Entertainment, before “comic book movies” became the juggernaut they are today.
Blade Has Sticky Fingaz: an Interview with Kirk ‘Sticky’ Jones
There doesn’t seem to be anything Sticky Jones can’t do, except wipe out all the vampires, because then he wouldn’t have a series.
The Life And Times Of Judd Winick
Last summer at Comic-Con, the DC booth showed video footage of writer/artist Judd Winick talking about his latest project. No surprise there, as Winick had […]
Men Who Find Themselves Drawn Together
Dave Jeser and Matthew Silverstein talk about their twisted animated comedy, Drawn Together.
Jeph Loeb Spills News, Not Blood, About Buffy Animated
Two weeks back, the news started leaking that something was happening with the animated version of Buffy. A couple of years ago, some work had […]
From Washington, D.C. To DC Comics
Last year, DC found a stunning new talent to replace Kevin Smith after the filmmaker revitalized Green Arrow. Except Brad Meltzer wasn’t quite a “new” […]
Justice League: A Better World
The Justice League says enough is enough and become fascist overlords. Meaning this episode explains why that’s not heroic…
DVD Review: George Of The Jungle 2
Christopher Showerman. Despite a gag about replacing Brendan Fraser in the movie itself, the publicity materials from Disney act as if Mr. Showerman doesn’t really […]
Justice League: Maid of Honor
While at a gala event in Paris, Wonder Woman and Bruce Wayne witness the attempted kidnapping of Princess Audrey of Kasnia. Wonder Woman slips into […]
Justice League: Only a Dream
After a terrific season opener, Justice League slows down just a bit in introducing the potentially terrifying Dr. Destiny…
Justice League: Tabula Rasa
The “tabula rasa” is the frightening adaptive android Amazo — he can mimic the Justice League’s powers, but not their wisdom…
SDCC 2003: Mish’al’s Friday Comic-Con
If you’re into mecha and manga and Star Wars and bears oh my, then really, Mish’al’s reports are for you. Much deeper into panels and […]
Comic-Con 2003: The Other Side Of Comic-Con
Comic-Con is so much more than just comics. It’s everything you’ve ever seen as a child (or a grown up child) meshed into one fun experience.
Speaking From Parts Unknown With Parts Unknown
Many of my noble readers know of my appreciation for masked wrestling. I’ve been tuned into Lucha since I can remember El Solitario and Mil […]
Talking with the Loose-Skinned Demon
Starting out as a one-shot character in a poker game scene on Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Clem (a.k.a. “The Loose-skinned Demon,” according to his billing […]
