In 2003, Cartoon Network’s Teen Titans animated series debuted, and for five years the tales of young heroes on the verge of becoming the next generation of super heroes built a strong and faithful following.  The series blended heroic stories with the comedy of most children’s programing, but in 2008 the series was canceled and Robin, Beast Boy, Raven, Starfire, and Cyborg disappeared from television.

That is, until in 2012 a new version was revised and shorts were added to Cartoon Network’s new DC Nation block of programing.  Now on the backs of their re-found popularity the Teen Titans are getting a second chance in the new series Teen Titans GO!

This year at San Diego Comic-Con I got the chance to speak with Michael Jelenic (Brave and the Bold) and Aaron Horvath (Mad) about the upcoming revival of Teen Titans and what we can expect from the old gang this time around.

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With very little to go on, Beware the Batman has raised a lot of questions about the nature of the show.  This year’s San Diego Comic-Con gave us our first chance to speak with creators Mitch Watson and Glen Murakami and find out what will be coming  for fans in this new incarnation of the Dark Knight.

With precious little time to find out as much as possible about Beware the Batman, I asked my “Bat-Buddies”: what we have to look forward to? What inspirations (if any) will be coming from the comic? What’s the deal with Alfred?

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Following Metal Gear Solid‘s lead, the cult classic Zone of the Enders series has received a second chance with the upcoming Zone of the Enders HD Collection for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

In an interview with Pearl Lu (Assistant Brand Manager for Zone of the Enders) at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, we discussed what fans should expect from this HD re-release when the game launches this fall, including a brand new opening animation and a little surprise that Kojima Productions fans will be sure to love.

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THQ and Vigil Games had a promising hands-on demo of upcoming title Darksiders II available for play on the Comic-Con 2012 exhibition hall floor.

The original Darksiders was the bombastic saga of the Horseman of War’s journey through the charred and crumbling ruins of an Earth conquered and swept clear of all human life. An alloy of game mechanics and concepts from many disparate sources, I’ve come to appreciate it more than my original review might indicate – sure, it was derivative and melodramatic and clearly trying very hard to impress us with its machismo, but it had genuine storytelling promise, mechanical competence, and more than a few genuinely entertaining features.

All the same, Darksiders II‘s demo was a pleasant surprise.

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Right after the news that IDW Publishing will be releasing a series of My Little Pony comics this fall, Hasbro and The Hub have released two teaser songs for the upcoming season of the hit animated TV series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

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Brony comic fans, rejoice!  Hasbro and IDW Publishing have announced that they will be releasing a set of brand new adventures for the residents of Ponyville.

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I wasn’t planning on picking up my Comic-Con press badge until Friday morning, since I work until 8pm most nights. This means I’d had no plans on attending the Wednesday Preview Night.

But last night I got word that I’d be helping out with an interview Friday morning. As in first thing Friday morning. As in 8:30am, which is also the earliest you can possibly pick up a badge. As in: “Oh. I think that means I need to get my butt downtown in a hurry because by Friday morning it’ll be too late.”

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Warners Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment released new screenshots displaying new challengers Cyborg and Nightwing in the upcoming fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us at San Diego Comic Con 2012.

For more details and the screenshots, read the press release below.

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San Diego International Comic Con 2012 is but mere hours away. Soon Preview Night shall usher in absolute Geek chaos.

Join our heroes and heroine this week as we talk SDCC. From the events we are planning on covering to some of the latest announcements. This will give you all the information for Comic Con fun.

Stay tuned to PixelatedGeek.com this week as our teams cover SDCC!

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On the 20-year anniversary of Naoko Takeuchi’s classic manga Sailor Moon, a new addition to the Sailor Moon franchise was announced today.

The new anime adaptation of the Sailor Moon manga was announced at a live event celebrating the series’ 20th birthday by creator Naoko Takeuchi, publisher Kodansha and the idol group Momoiro Clover Z, who will be singing the new anime’s theme. The new adaptation is currently in the works and  slated for release next summer. Kodansha editor Fumio Osano has confirmed that the new anime is not a film project.

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