CBC Quickees: Death, Villains and more…
Just as I decide to drastically cut back my pull list, a slew of great new comics are seemingly coming out every other week now, including a couple of unexpected treats from DC thanks to Brave New World. At this rate, I may have to stop drinking just to keep up! Let’s do this… Death
Crystal Ball: September 2006 Solicitations, Part II
Support GOOD Comics! Pre-order something new EVERY month. Part I featured a look at Marvel, DC, Image and Dark Horse’s offerings for September 2006, and now Part II casts the spotlight on the 10 most interesting books being solicited by “independent” publishers. The full solicitations for September can be found at comicsconspiracy.biz. [NOTE: Most of
COMMENT: Terrence Howard as the Joker?
While adding a few new blogs to The Watchtower today, I came across Valerie D’Orazio’s Occasional Superheroine and a post she made about Robin Williams’ desire to portray the Joker in the sequel to Batman Begins. But Williams, despite a career slump in sub-Disney hell, is still an Icon. And maybe that’s what the franchise
REVIEW: Artesia Besieged #1
I started going through some #1s I’ve read recently last night, intending to write up another round of Quickee reviews, but it turned into a lovefest for the previously hyped Artesia as I was sucked back into the Known World and didn’t want to leave! As I noted a few weeks back, I picked up
On the Shelves: 7/6/06
Support GOOD Comics! Try something new EVERY month. My weekly look at select comic books being released Thursday, 7/6/06. The full shipping is list available at ComicList. [NOTE: Not all of these titles will actually arrive in all stores. If your LCBS offers a pre-ordering service, be sure to take advantage of it. If not,
Say What?: Superman Returns Edition
“Well, it didn’t suck… It would take all the combined good parts of Elektra, Batman and Robin, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze to equal half of Superman Returns, but Superman Returns would have to be twice as rad to equal The Incredibles or Spider-Man 2.”–David Campbell, Off-topic: The Official
COMMENT: Does Superman Have Batman’s Legs?
[Edited to add a conclusion!] The early numbers are in and Superman Returns has raked in an estimated $84,208,000 at the domestic box office over its first five days in release, $12m ahead of Batman Begins over the same period, but with 2/3rds of that difference coming in over the first two days. Its $52,150,000
Me, Me, Me Meme
1. What time did you get up this morning?7am 2. Diamonds or Pearls?Silver 3. What was the last film you saw at the cinema?X3: The Last Stand 4. What is your favorite TV show?Grey’s Anatomy 5. What did you have for breakfast this morning?Coffee 6. What is your middle name?LeCharles 7. What is your favorite
COMMENT: Ebert on Superman Returns
Like Fantastic Four last summer, I feel no sense of urgency about seeing Superman Returns this weekend, if at all, unimpressed by the various trailers I’ve seen or glowing (yet often awkwardly vague, and not in the “avoiding spoilers” sense) reviews I’ve read — but haven’t really been able to put my finger on why,
Comment: Spider-Man 3 Trailer
Needless to say, I’m really psyched about this trailer. F@*% Superman Returns, we want Spidey! Great move on Marvel’s part to release the trailer publicly before the movie opens. (Fill in fanboy rant here) While surfing the web, I saw that everyone had pictures of Sandman and Spider-Man, but it seems that many people forgot