Since the original Rurouni Kenshin series is responsible for my ten-year long manga and anime addiction, I was absolutely thrilled to hear that this classic series is being revisited. Almost thirteen years after its final chapter was published in Weekly Shounen Jump, Rurouni Kenshin is back in business with the debut of Rurouni Kenshin- Kinema-ban,
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
Being a thirty-something does have its perks. I was blessed with what I would call the best amount of TV that any kid deserved. In particular was the 6pm traditions in my household. Which consisted of the family gathering around for another episode of Star Trek the Next Generation. Now, I’ve seen various releases. I
Remember when I said I was done flooding the internet with articles about Adam Warren? How three book reviews and an e-mail interview were more than enough? Well, I lied. Because when you get offered a chance to interview the Adam Warren, at Comic-Con, in person, you take it. Yes I’m a crazy fangirl, and
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! The train continues as we celebrate the god of action movies: Arnold Schwarzenegger! But every action hero must try new things, and Arnold is no exception. It’s not a new concept in Hollywood to take the manly man and dress him in
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
Starting with 2005’s Batman Begins, Christopher Nolan gave the world a new-and-improved Batman. Gone were the familiar flashy comic book stereotypes, replaced by a dark, gritty hero of today’s world in a realistic noir vibe. Batman Begins captured the imagination of comic fans and proved Batman could be more than what he had (d)evolved into