Fanboy Planet Podcast #518: Put Down Those Chips!
Continuing Comic-Con 2018 coverage featuring Paul Tobin, Colleen Coover, and George Mann! Plus comics, movie, and TV news!
Future Quest
Fanboy Planet Podcast #504: Time Traveling Thursday
Writer/Director Francis Stokes discusses his film Wild Honey, then we cover some endings in comics, some cool toy news, and developments in Marvel movies and DC television!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #497: Rendezvous in the Batmuseum
Batman ’66 Retrospective at the Hollywood Museum, comic news with plenty of returns, do we have too many fan pleasing movies, the return of Black Lightning, and more!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #491: The GIFs of Giving
Recorded live at the 7 Stars Bar & Grill, we’re joined by The Audacity Performing Art’s Project’s Louis Stone-Collonge, for our 2017 Holiday Gift Guide, plus comics,movie, and TV news!
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 472: Five Minutes ’til Midnight
Fan news of the week led by what we know about DC’s next event. What does it mean to the average comics reader? More than just setting your own clocks back an hour!
The GrittyTastic World Of Hanna-Barbera, Year Two
Yesterday I took a look at the first wave of the DC Comics reimagining of Hanna-Barbera’s properties, and coincidentally, it was also the day that […]
The Gritty World Of Hanna-Barbera, Year One Revisited
As Phase Two of the DC Comics Hanna-Barbera experiment gets underway, a look at what worked and maybe what didn’t.
When Harley Met Fleegle…
Yesterday, DC Comics announced that they would be expanding their reimagining of the Hanna-Barbera Universe by crossing over with a series of Annuals set for […]
DC Revamps Saturday Morning
This is either brilliant, insane, or deliriously stupid. Perhaps it’s all three. Or perhaps when DC Entertainment moved from the East Coast to the West […]
