You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! Oh, the joy of those childhood movies. While some were kind others…weren’t so much. Join our heroes and heroine as we revisit those very movies, from the very best of friends to brave appliances. We even take a shot (ha!) at Bambi’s
Twenty-six years after the release of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, DC Entertainment and Warner Premiere are releasing Part 1 of the story that changed Batman forever. Penned by Frank Miller (who also re-wrote Batman’s early days in Batman: Year One, animated this time last year), the original brought a new gritty edge to the
Throughout Batman’s long history a handful of stories are considered pivotal and influential, such as “The Killing Joke”, “The Long Halloween”, and the “Knightfall” series. However, Frank Miller’s “The Dark Knight Returns” may stand head and shoulders above them all. First released in February of 1986, “The Dark Knight Returns” was a critically acclaimed story
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
Superman has fought some of the toughest villains in all of comic book history. While his morals have never faltered, at times he is tested. In the latest from WB Animation, our beloved Superman is faced with an age-old question: is it right to kill? Join our heroes as they review Superman vs the Elite.
Holy prime directives, Batman is Robocop! The Hollywood Reporter has a story announcing the cast of this fall’s DC Animated movie The Dark Knight Returns, and Robocop‘s Peter Weller will play the aged and retired Batman/Bruce Wayne. Also featured are Ariel Winters (Modern Family) as Robin/Carrie Kelley, Wade Williams (Prison Break) as Two-Face/Harvey Dent, Michael
This week DC Animation and Warner Bros have released more clips from the upcoming animated movie Superman vs. The Elite. Last week we were treated to a clip of the entrance of The Elite, made up of Manchester Black (Robin Atkin Downes), Menagerie (Grey DeLisle), Coldcast, and The Hat. Now we get to see some
DC Animation has once again blessed us with another direct-to-video film, this time in Superman vs. The Elite. Adapted from Joe Kelly’s What’s So Funny About Truth, Justice, and the American Way?, this newest animated film brings back George Newbern as Superman and hands DC newcomer Pauley Perrette (NCIS) the role of Lois Lane. The
If you’ve listened to today’s Comic Issues Podcast, then you know that we were just talking about the DC Nation block of Cartoon Network. Well it looks like Warner Bros. is tapping the CI phone lines, because a teaser was released today for the newest addition to their awesome animation library: Beware the Batman. Beware