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
Here come the Men in Black, again. This week Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones return to the iconic roles of Agent J and K. The mis-matched partners have teamed up again to give us a glimpse at a day in the life of galactic defenders fifteen years after their introduction to the big screen.
As another week begins we look back to see what we’ve missed and what’s still worth talking about. Avengers beat Battleship at the box office (to little surprise to anyone) while still fighting with the X-Men. Facebook is worth even more money now than it was a week before. What you also may have missed
In a world where Hollywood is running out of things to re-make, someone gets an idea to make a movie about a game that had no story to begin with. Hasbro must think pretty highly of itself now after the financial success of Transformers that they could make this movie. Was there too many plot
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
Hey geeks! Hope you all had a good mother’s day and took her out for some lunch. She’s letting you stay in her basement, you could at least take her to The Sizzler. It was another great week for the Comic Issues Social Media. We had a lot of fun giving praise to the mothers
What happens when you combine four of Earth’s mightiest heroes (and most valuable franchises) in a movie written and directed by a man with so much geek cred Stan Lee has a poster of him taped to the wall? You get The Avengers (review here), this past weekend’s record breaking success! The excitement for this
Assemble here my geeks, nerds, friends, friends of nerds, nerdy friends, geeky… ah you get it. Today is the day that we have been waiting our collective lifetimes for. Today is the day that The Avengers hits that magical silver screen and comes to life in a way that we have only dreamed of as
If there’s one thing we like to do at Comic Issues it’s talking about some geeky stuff. This is why every weekday Comic Issues posts a “Geek Question” on our Facebook and Twitter pages. The question ranges from current events to age old questions that have been asked time and time again. We do it