It’s finally over: the long and at times painful New 52 is no more. We now find DC doing a much needed Rebirth. Now for me the term Rebirth is very special. While I preferred DC to Marvel in the past, I wasn’t a hardcore reader. It wasn’t until a chance encounter with Geoff Johns –
I’d already planned on reviewing The Twilight Children this week since the collected volume is now in stores, but the review has turned into a eulogy too: the illustrator Darwyn Cooke passed away this past Saturday of lung cancer at the age of 53. Anything I say about it now is going to seem a little
Well it’s been a month and here at Movie Issues HQ the crew has finally digested enough of BVS to be able to sit down and talk about it. So that’s what this week brings. We hit the high notes, which there are some, and all the low notes, which there are countless amounts of.
You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! The long awaited trial of Hiram McDaniels has finally arrived. Aaaand now it’s done. That was fast. We didn’t get to see much of the trial (Mayor Cardinal took the charge to “Tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! Hello world! This week the gang recounts the awesome time they all had at this years Wondercon! We talk all about cosplay, iZombie, the new Voltron and the DC Rebirth. It’s a full episode of all sorts of geek news and
This weekend DC Comics announced all the details of the upcoming Rebirth event at a highly-anticipated panel at WonderCon 2016. The atmosphere in the packed-to-capacity room was surprisingly optimistic, despite fans having some serious problems with New 52 and Convergence. The DC higher ups took the right tone: when talking about DC’s recent history Dan Didio even
After two years of waiting Zach Snyder’s long awaited movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has been released. The movie is set to break records, usher in the DC Comics Cinematic Film Universe, and after much debate we finally get to see who would win in the ultimate battle between The Dark Knight and
So this weekend Batman v Superman finally opens after two years in the making. If you go and find yourself disappointed for whatever reasons at least you can come home and watch this 1998 direct to video movie: The Batman Superman Movie: World’s Finest, the first meeting of The Dark Knight and The Man of Steel in the
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! With Batman V Superman opening this weekend we here at Lost In Sci-Fi HQ would wander down the lane of all the Kryptonians we’ve met over the last 75 years of Superman comics. Hate him or love him Superman is the first