You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! It’s no surprise that Hollywood refuses to put their money behind original stories these days, but what may be surprising is how far back they’re digging to find a franchise to make a sequel for. Independence Day 2, anyone? How about another
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
In an era of reboots and franchises that rise lifelessly from the grave, what’s still more than meets the eye? Transformers! Although the bitter taste of the Bay-formers still taints our nostalgic tongues, there are still men and women out there doing right by both Autobots and Decepticons. Enter High Moon Studios and their Transformers
Ah, another week and another question pertaining to all things geek. In fact, the “Geek Question” will be coming up on its year anniversary soon. That’s 260 questions that we’ve come up with in an effort to talk more with you. Some of our geeky questions have become topics on the podcast with your answers
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! Although SDCC is over, the Comic Issues Crew is still excited about the news to come out over four-and-a-half days. On today’s podcast, our faithful heroes and heroine gush their enthusiasm over the Marvel movies, video games, and comics to be coming
After a week off for Comic-Con I’m back to business, bringing you the best question of last week’s Geek Questions posted on the Comic Issues Facebook and Twitter. This week we had a lot of fun searching for the geekiest name for Andrew’s impending baby, but this week’s Geek Question is about Con and the
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
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
Here we are dear friends, perched on the eve of another San Diego International Comic-Con (or just Con as it’s referred to by many). The internet offices, and by that I mean our emails, have been swamped with requests, meeting threads, and plans to bring you the greatest Comic-Con coverage we have ever created. That