Marvel and DC Comics have released their latest animation endeavors with the “Spider-Woman” motion comic, and the first four minutes of “Green Lantern: First Flight”. We would embed the clips to the body of this […]
Shocktillyoudrop.com has an exclusive preview of the comic adaptation of Diablo Cody’s next film starring Megan Fox, “Jennifer’s Body.” Published by Boom! Studios, the book will be written by Rick Spears (Black Metal) and drawn […]
An interesting piece from the Hollywood Reporter creeped up yesterday, and it seems like no one has written a thing about it. Apparently, Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, and Marv Wolfman have been hired by Warner […]
Like I’ve mentioned before I’m a huge fan of “Doctor Who.” So when they announced that someone two years younger than me will be taking over the role from David Tennant, I was curiously cautious. […]
This week’s Village Voice has a review by cartoonist Ward Sutton of the highly touted new documentary “Died Young, Stayed Pretty.” The film premiers Friday the 17th in New York at the IFC Center and […]
The eBays are selling off your memories. Last week it was the Bat-Cycle, this week its ECTO-1. The auction has six hours and some change left, and the bidding is already up to 40k. Original […]
Over the weekend, Graeme McMillan over at io9.com had an interesting story that got me thinking about the differences between American science fiction and British science fiction television. I can’t agree with any argument that […]
Well, this settles this. Variety has announced that Ryan Reynolds will be playing Hal Jordan. Reynolds is a pretty good actor, I can say that having watched quite a number of his movies he’s a […]
Sometimes, I just can’t help myself when stuff like this comes down the pipe just before the weekend. Its like Hollywood intentionally plans on torturing us to deliberate and scream at each other over the […]
We’re big memorabilia people here at The Daily Planet, even bigger at the store. All I can say is that if I ever get the chance, I am so buying that full size Thor helmet. […]
Released today, Andy Runton’s award winning kid’s comic “Owly” will star in its own animated short film at the San Diego Comic Con. From the release: Directed by Moto Sakakibara and storyboarded by creator Andy […]
A big thanks to Jeff Ayers for that message and the compliment yesterday, and also to Heidi MacDonald for the link. Earlier today, Heidi informed us of the Comics Interweb on a recent ruling in […]
Last night, I tried to make sense out of “Warehouse 13” but didn’t get very far. I watched in fits and starts and in between passes of a football that seemingly circles the globe. As […]
Earlier today, what was formerly known as the Sci Fi channel became SyFy. In the much bally-hooed move in changing the name from a nickname to a typo, the channel is certainly doing its level […]
Friday night, the creators of hit TV show “Lost” said during a talk at the Curzon Cinema that there is going to be no chance of a spinoff comic after the series ends next season. […]
Besides “Iron Man 2,” I personally can’t wait for the film version of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s “Scott Pilgrim” to come out. Directed by Edgar Wright, the movie stars Michael Cera as our lovable loser Scott […]
I think I’m dating myself with this one. Way back when, I must have been in 8th grade or so, MTV had this spectacular late-night animation series called Oddities. (Think Adult Swim ten years before […]
Collider reports from a press screening of “Watchmen: The Director’s Cut” on Blu-ray that Zack Snyder’s full vision of “Watchmen” will have a brief theatrical run in four cities for one weekend before Comic Con […]
by Jeff Ayers There’s a special place in hell reserved for friends and relatives who, every time you have any kind of congress with them, will not shut up about how much you need to […]
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