From Comics to Screen
Recently I was invited to speak at a local film community LBAFA (The Long Beach Acting & Film Association) meeting where the topic was From Comics to Screen.
Riverdale Extended Pilot Review
At last years SDCC I was lucky enough to see the pilot for Riverdale the new CW series that starts this Thursday January 26th.
Star Trek Turns 50
Stardate 94291.51, On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the first airing of Star Trek on NBC on September 8th 1966 at 8:30 pm began a journey of Gene Roddenberry vision of the future that has Lived Long and Prospered for 50 years now and continues to entertain and influence film and reality today.
SDCC ’16: FX
FX network again took over the lawn area behind the convention area to promote their upcoming fall series The Strain, It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, American Horror Story, Sex &
SDCC ’16: DC Film & TV Costumes
One of the really neat things that DC Comics booth did last few years is to bring production costumes from their television and feature films based on the DC Comics Universe.
SDCC ’16: South Park 20
One of the biggest changes to San Diego Comic Con has been the expansion of the show outside the convention center itself.
SDCC ’16: Samurai Jack [adult swim]
Were back with the first post SDCC coverage of the show. There are a number of panels that I will be covering and impressions of the overall show.
Preacher Pilot Review
While the premiere of Preacher on AMC hits next week, I was one of the lucky few that got to see an advance screening of the pilot at WonderCon back in March and to say that it blew the audience away was an understatement.
Bryan Fuller Is New Star Trek Series Showrunner
Bryan Fuller has been selected as the showrunner of the new Star Trek television series that CBS is prepping for their digital platform CBS All Access that has a tentative date of 2017.
DC Comics Re-Launches Hanna-Barbera
DC Comics recently announced that they are re-launching a line of Hanna-Barbera line of comics but instead of aiming them just for kids they are having top talent make them for a wider audience just like the original animated series did back in the 1960’s.
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