SDCC ’16: DC Direct
I’m still trying to play catch up on all of the SDCC photos from this years show. Today we look at DC Directs toys and statues that are planned for the near future.
New Comic Book Reviews Week Of 8/10/16
DC Comics has a huge Rebirth launch in this weeks new comic books so let’s get to it. The Flintstones #2 DC Comics Writer Mark Russell, Artist Steve Pugh, Colorist Chris Chuckry, Letterer Dave Sharpe So far the biggest surprise in the Hanna-Barbera line has been The Flintstones that was ironically the title that got the most criticism when the line was announced.
New Comic Book Reviews Week Of 6/15/16
Another big week for new comics and DC Rebirth keeps rolling in and there were a few surprises too. So with so many books I will try to keep it brief so I can squeeze them all in this week.
New Comic Book Reviews Week Of 5/1/16
DC Comics Rebirth relaunch starts this week so it going to be a very interesting summer to see if DC can bring back lapsed readers with yet another relaunch of the line.
Revisiting DC: The New Frontier
DC: The New Frontier DC Comics Writer and Artist Darwyn Cooke, Colorist Dave Stewart, Letterer Jared K. Fletcher I was trying to come up with a post today but I’m still finding it hard to process the passing of Darwyn Cooke.
New Comic Book Reviews Week Of 2/24/16
Things are back in the groove this week with a few new #1 books and I am able to keep up with some of the ongoing series.
New Comic Book Reviews Week Of 2/17/16
A surprisingly light week of new books with only a few new number one issues. I’m glad I get to catch up on more running series for the reviews for a change.
What Hollywood “REALLY” Needs To Learn From Deadpool
Over the weekend Deadpool broke all sorts of box office records. Here is how it all stacked up. #1 opening weekend ($132.75M) ever in Fox history #1 opening weekend ever for an R-rated film #1 February opening weekend #1 Winter opening weekend #2 opening weekend ever for an original Marvel property title #5 opening weekend ever for a Marvel property title Even more impressive is that this all happened with a very small $58 million budget that is very low by Hollywood standards for a major title with visual effects and a star.
New Comic Book Reviews Week Of 2/10/16
There are lots of returning books to the review list and a few new kids on the block this week so let’s get started.
Holy 50th Anniversary Batman!
It was 50 years ago yesterday on January 12th 1966 the Batman television series premiered on ABC and became a cultural phenomenon that has endured for 50 years and has impacted and inspired many generations.
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