The biggest news this week is the underwhelming opening of Fantastic 4, but as the crew hasn’t seen it yet they just giggle for a bit about the Thing’s lack of pants, and kryptonite condoms, and then get to the stuff they actually liked; Siege #2, Age of Apocalypse #2, Giant Size Little Marvel AvX #3, and Groot #3. You can
A lot of people think the “Vampire Bubble” may have burst (Vampire Diaries seems to be gearing up for its final season, True Blood is already gone, Jonathan Rhys Meyers’ Dracula never got off the ground) and that zombies have taken their place in that part of geek culture that wants to be scared by
This week IDW released the eagerly-awaited Combiner Hunters One-Shot, pitting Windblade and Chromia against Arcee, at least until something bigger comes along. Was it worth the hype? Click the jump for preview pages and a review!
Part Two of the Comic-Con Legendary panel in Hall H features Krampus and Warcraft! Click the jump for photos and recaps from both!
At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, attendees of the Legendary panel in Hall H were treated to visits from the cast and crew of three highly-anticipated movies, the first being Crimson Peak, the Gothic romance horror film from Guillermo del Toro, in theaters this October. Click the jump for photos and a recap of the panel!
Race Against the Light! On Velocitron, racing isn’t a sport―it’s a matter of life and death! Windblade and Blurr put the pedal to the metal to save Cybertron―and their own lives. Once again the team of Mairghread Scott and Corin Howell have created a beautiful, interesting, and really fun issue. Hit the jump for a
Since this week was fairly light on BNN (Breaking Nerd News) we’re just going to fill an hour with a metric ton of comics, from Secret Wars to Cyborg, Zombies to Lanterns, Enterprise to…Archie? Which we really liked? Listen in as we break down Marvel Zombies #2, Cyborg #1, Hawkeye #4, Star Trek / Green
With all the hubbub about the upcoming X-Files episodes, I thought it was time to finally read David Duchovny’s novel Holy Cow. I honestly didn’t know what to expect. I’d heard it talked about animal cruelty, and tolerance for others, which sounded like a pretty serious message. This is not a serious book. This is David
For anybody addicted to Instagram, San Diego Comic-Con is the perfect place to get our daily dose of filtered goodness. Check out the gallery of SDCC 2015 Instagram pics from photographers Jada Scarbrough, Nathan Adams, Kathryn Adams, Andrew Plein, Anthony Silva, Ashley Taylor, and Elizabeth Wallace.