Comics
Superman Batman : Public Enemies
by Jerimiah Wolfwood on Sep.30, 2009, under Comics, Movies
Does this feature do the worlds greatest .super team justice? rollover to find out
warning spoilers. (continue reading…)
Pooh Smash!
by Xann Black on Sep.03, 2009, under Comics, Movies
Master Black talks about the new Disney / Marvel deal, and the leaked images from Hulkie the Pooh. (continue reading…)
Abandon Hope All Ye Who Enter Here
by Jerimiah Wolfwood on Sep.02, 2009, under Comics, Gaming
your Arkham Asylum review as written by your friendly Uncle J. (continue reading…)
Marvel Entertainment Purchased by Disney
by Honk Mahfah on Aug.31, 2009, under Comics, Disney Parks, Movies, Universal Parks
According to Variety, the Walt Disney Co. has purchased Marvel Entertainment in a $4 billion deal.
Assuming that the deal is approved by Marvel shareholders, Disney will now own popular characters such as Spider-Man, the X-Men, Iron Man, the Hulk, Captain America, and the Fantastic Four, amongst many, many others.
It is not immediately clear how this move would affect the various film franchises Marvel has in the works (such as the Iron Man films and the upcoming Thor and Captain America movies) or the licenses to Marvel-based movies owned by other studios (such as Spider-Man and the X-Men).
It is also unclear how this would affect the theme park license Universal owns on the Marvel characters.
Fresh Out of the Oven: “Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8″ #26
by Honk Mahfah on Jul.28, 2009, under Comics, Whedonverse
With “Retreat, Part 1,” Buffy the Vampire Slayer enters what promises to be a major new story arc for season eight.
Watchmen blu ray
by Jerimiah Wolfwood on Jul.22, 2009, under Bob Dylan, Comics, Movies
Raging against the man (continue reading…)
Fresh Out of the Oven: “The Dark Tower: The Fall of Gilead” #2 and “The Stand: American Nightmares” #3
by Honk Mahfah on Jul.07, 2009, under Comics, Stephen King
Some good stuff in this issue, much of it involving the resolution of Roland being discovered as Gabrielle’s killer. I like the fact that Peter David and Robin Furth didn’t decide to have Roland deny the deed; it would have sucked and been totally out of character for the gunslinger to lie about the incident just to cover his own ass. Similarly, later on in the issue, when Roland is resigned to the idea of being hanged for his crime, his fatalism seems very much like what Stephen King’s young Roland would be like. It’s this kind of thing that has helped make these comics such a pleasure for Dark Tower fans.
shady oaks
by Jerimiah Wolfwood on Jun.27, 2009, under Comics, Gaming, Literary, Movies, Star Wars, Television
The shady oaks retirement home for the talent impaired would like to extend its warm greeting to some of entertainment’s most talentless hacks. (continue reading…)
Fresh Out of the Oven: “The Dark Tower – The Fall of Gilead” #1
by Honk Mahfah on Jun.04, 2009, under Comics, Doctor Who, Stephen King
Honk Mahfah reviews the first issue of Marvel’s new Dark Tower arc, “The Fall of Gilead.” Have you forgotten the face of your spoiler?
Terry Brooks
by Jerimiah Wolfwood on Jun.02, 2009, under Comics, Literary
An overview of the works of Terry Brooks and my preferred reading order.
