It seems to be a superhero-themed week. The Avengers makes its theatrical debut, and The Dark Knight swoops in with a release of its latest trailer. All I can say is that it’s a great time to be a comic geek.
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
Writer Scott Snyder has been one of the “IT” guys at DC Comics for several years now, starting with his creator-owned American Vampire series at Vertigo, and rolling into his landmark run in Detective Comics. Snyder has continued his run with Batman in the New 52 on the self-titled Bat-book as well as picking up
Anticipation reaches a new level as the Dark Knight Rises dealt with yet another leak, a bootlegged version of the trailer that hit the internet earlier this week. While Mission Impossible might feature some of the actual movie, this weekend’s Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows will feature this trailer, now officially released.
Hey there guys! I hope this Christmas season is treating you well. I trust everyone is finding time to sit down with family and friends and enjoy some good food, drink, and some good movies. Just like with my Halloween movie and TV suggestions, I’m going to break down some awesome geeky Christmas movies and
The Dark Knight strikes again with the release of Batman Arkham City. But is this collector’s edition a hero or just a zero? Batman: Arkham City is the sequel of Batman: Arkham Asylum. Arkham Asylum is one my favorite collector’s editions of all time. Batman: Arkham City has an enormous task to exceed the high expectations that the original set.
This seems to be the week of the Bat. Not only did we get an animated bat-flick with Year One, we also get to revisit the joys of a RockSteady bat-title with a trip to Arkham City. Our heroes are ready to take on all the riddles to help you, our dear reader, figure out
The Knight has come to the city of Gotham, and the streets will never be the same again. Two heroes have come to save the city that has fallen to its dark criminal elements. One hero fights corruption among the corrupt while the other fights evil from the shadows. Batman: Year One chronicles the tale
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! With Borders dead and gone, where’s a person supposed to get his comics? Barnes and Noble used to be the default source, until this latest issue with DC has made a bit of a Crisis for this remaining book chain. Is the