All-New Bags Of Holding
Call this the beginning of the 2017 Holiday Gift Guide if you want, but I mostly call it the next wave of one of the […]
Comics Review: ‘The Evil Within: The Interlude’ #1
Your mind has been played with, your emotions shredded as you lived through a horrorscape made of other people’s memories and nightmares. If you were […]
Hulu’s ‘Locke & Key’ Adds Another Locke
Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s graphic novel series might just get to television after all!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #484: What is It?
Interview with Kate Leth and Marisa Louise, writer and colorist of Spell on Wheels, 25 years of Wildstorm, Batman confusion, Hellboy, Netflix, Disney, Titans, and more!
Cheap Game Review: Hard Time
You may have noticed (though, probably not) that I’ve been gone a while. While I was rotting away on a Soviet-era bunk in the middle […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #483: Take Two, They’re Small
Chatting with Pigs Might Fly creator Nick Abadzis, Justice League news, TV gets a stretchy superhero, what Samuel L. Jackson probably isn’t doing, and more!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #482: Conversations with Batman
Fanboy Planet presents conversations with cast and creators of Warner Brothers’ Batman and Harley Quinn, recorded at Comic-Con San Diego!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #481: Our Meetings with Russians
Back from San Diego Comic-Con and talks with Russian Comic Publisher Artem Gabrelyanov of Bubble Comics, plus comics, movie, and TV news of the week!
Review: ‘Spencer & Locke’
Somewhere on the internet, there’s a riff or two on what happened to Calvin when he grew up. They’re usually mawkish, but understandably so, because […]
‘The Dark Tower’ Already Rebooting
For those who’ve read the books in Stephen King’s sprawling epic, this announcement makes sense. On the eve of The Dark Tower opening theatrically, the previously […]
SDCC 2017:
‘Drawing Blood’ With Shane Bookman
Sometimes a creator just gets tired of fighting. For Shane “Books” Bookman, it’s not so much tiring as time to let someone else tell his […]
‘The Wrath Of Khan’ Returns
If this week’s rumors are true, writer/director Nicholas Meyer is working on a television mini-series telling the backstory of Khan, the only Star Trek villain […]
‘Lady Deadpool Diaries’ Launches
Wonder Woman didn’t so much change everything as open the floodgates. A generation of actresses and stunt women will be kicking down the doors with […]
How To Draw With Chip Zdarsky
Why make these variant covers? I would just buy a book of these from Chip Zdarsky. Snarky, and yet strangely helpful, his “how to draw” […]
Review: ‘Let’s Get Monster Smashed’
It may seem a little early to start ramping up for Halloween, but let’s face it — horror movies are evergreen. Or ever red, if […]
Review: ‘Atomic Blonde’
Charlize Theron can kick ass with the best of them. Let’s get that out of the way. If after Mad Max: Fury Road, you had any […]
The Avengers Of 1,000,000 B.C.
Versions of super teams that veer into What If –? territory always intrigue me. Jeff Parker’s Agents of ATLAS was basically built off of What If the Avengers had […]
A Teen Titans GO! Story So Big Four Nights Begin To Shine
When Cyborg first revealed the greatest song ever on Teen Titans GO!, it was hard to argue. B.E.R.’s “The Night Begins To Shine,” a quintessentially, magnificently, […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #480: Con-Exhaustion
How hard is it getting all your swag back from Comic-Con? Is it as hard as getting through airport security? As difficult as a moustache delaying the Justice League movie?
Review: ‘Your Pal Archie’ #1
When Archie Comics updated Archie a couple of years ago, it was a bold move and a good one. It wasn’t exactly that the formula for […]
