Posted 4/30/13 3:01 pm EST by MTV Geek in Animation, Comic Books, Movies, Toys
Watch: LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Sneak Peek
By Jorge Solis
In order to save the world, Spider-Man, Thor, Hulk, and Wolverine have to team-up together against their common enemy. But what makes this different than the comics and movies you've seen before? This time around, they've been turned into blocky little LEGO guys! Check out the teaser trailer to "LEGO Marvel Super Heroes" right here!
Posted 4/29/13 5:57 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Animation, Comic Books, DC Comics, Movies
Watch: Superman: Unbound 'Lois and Clark' Clip
In a new clip from DC's latest animated movie "Superman: Unbound" we get a taste of Lois and Clark's relationship as Superman deals with the arrival of his cousin Supergirl. And after the jump, Supes himself, Matt Bomer discusses the many times Superman puts Lois in peril.
Posted 4/26/13 5:08 pm EST by MTV Geek in Comic Book Conventions
I'm a regular reader of Dorothy Gambrell’s webcomic Cat and Girl, but her April 9th strip caught my particular attention.
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Posted 4/26/13 11:38 am EST by Eddie Wright in Comic Books, DC Comics
Will Oliver Queen's deadly secret be revealed? Find out in our exclusive preview of "Green Arrow" #20 before it hits on May 1, 2013.
Posted 4/25/13 1:06 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Animation, CES 2012, DC Comics, Trailers
According to Warner Bros., the DC Comics-based animated series, "Teen Titans Go!" cleaned up as the #1 kids program of April 23 on basic cable among boys aged 2-11, 6-11, 9-14, as well as with teenaged boys.
Posted 4/24/13 5:05 pm EST by MTV Geek in DC Comics, Toys
By Zack Smith
Let the universe howl in agony, for the rule of Apokolips has returned...IN FUNKO FORM!
Yes, Funko has posted a pic of a new Pop vinyl figure that represents Darkseid, god of evil and most terrifying of all DC Universe villains, in a super-deformed glow-in-the-dark mode.
Let his terrifying visage be revealed! Read More...
Posted 4/24/13 3:55 pm EST by MTV Geek in Disney Publishing, Toys
By Zack Smith
Now available this week is the latest series of "Pillaging Pop Culture" from Tenacious Toys, featuring fan-favorite Muppets the Swedish Chef and balcony-bound hecklers Statler and Waldorf!
Let's get a better look at them! Read More...
Posted 4/24/13 11:52 am EST by Charles Webb in Comic Books, Interviews
A decade ago, before he wrote a single word for either "Wolverine" or "Deadpool," Daniel Way created the ultra-detached hitman Harvey. And before he would ever draw Batman professionally or get his own time with Wolverine, artist Jon Proctor brought Harvey to life in the pages of "Gun Theory," the prematurely canceled miniseries from Marvel's Epic imprint. Talking to the duo now, it's clear that never getting to finish the story of a hitman who discovers he has a soul (and more precariously, a reason to live), has stuck with them.
That's why last week Way and Proctor resurrected Harvey and "Gun Theory" through a Kickstarter campaign running through May in order to release the story in its complete, uncensored form with an updated script and art.
I spoke with Way and Proctor about the winding road to getting "Gun Theory" made (again), killers with hearts, and the hardcore version of "Gun Theory" Marvel didn't want you to see.
Posted 4/24/13 10:50 am EST by MTV Geek in DC Comics, Toys
By Zack Smith
Anticipation for the new Christopher Nolan-produced Superman reboot "Man of Steel" is at a fever pitch, and these new super-articulated, super-detailed figures from Play Arts Kai are only going to get fans more excited!
Posted 4/23/13 2:58 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Comic Books, Dynamite
We're pleased to present you with an exclusive extended sneak peek at "The Bionic Woman" #9, hitting stores April 24 from Dynamite Publishing:
Dynamite says:
Posted 4/23/13 2:25 pm EST by Charles Webb in Avatar Press, Comic Books, Horror, Interviews
"World War Z" isn't the only major project coming from writer Max Brooks this summer. The man responsible for "The Zombie Survival Guide" has a sprawling, 250-page epic "Extinction Parade" coming from Avatar Press on June 19. Featuring an apocalypse where the zombies have not only taken over but cut into the food source of our vampire overlords, Brooks imagines humanity trapped between a hungry rock and an also hungry hard place.
With the June release of the first issue of "Extinction Parade" just around the corner, we got to ask Brooks five questions--about the eternal struggle between the living and undead, his thoughts on the zombie movie glut, and who would win in a cage match between the Loch Ness Monster and a mummy.
Posted 4/23/13 12:27 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Comic Books, DC Comics, Interviews
JMS shared details with us about the third volume of his best-selling "Superman: Earth One" series for DC.
Posted 4/23/13 11:16 am EST by MTV Geek in Comic Books, DC Comics, Mezco Toyz, Toys
By Zack Smith
It's the smallest DC heroes can get without using the Atom's shrinking belt! ...nerdiest reference on this site ever?
This September, fans can literally fill their pockets with DC Comics' most popular characters with a new line of 2-inch Mez-Itz from Mezco Toyz. Right now, retailers/really, really, really dedicated fans and collectors can order a full case of 72 blind-boxed figures -- you won't know what you get until you open the box.
Let's roll 'em out! Read More...
Posted 4/22/13 5:54 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Animation, Movies
You're in deep trouble.
Watch: Superman: Unbound 'Supergirl' Clip
In this clip from the latest DC animated feature, "Superman: Unbound" we meet Supergirl and Lois Lane, voiced by "Castle" stars Molly Quinn and Stana Katic respectively.
Posted 4/22/13 5:25 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Comic Books, Image Comics
When I started reading Mark Millar and Frank Quitely's latest superhero saga, "Jupiter's Legacy," I couldn't help but groan at the concept of another story about fallen heroes in a world gone wrong. "Watchmen," "Dark Knight Returns," and "Marshal Law" were all published almost 30 years ago, and honestly, not much else has skewered superheroes quite as effectively as those books. Sure, we've had Mark Waid's great combo of "Irredeemable"/"Incorruptible," Garth Ennis' "The Boys," Millar's own "Kick-Ass" and "Superman: Red Son," Grant Morrison's everything, plus countless indie and creator-owned books from a multitude of creators. But there's only one "Watchmen." Is this the best these two influential creators can do, I asked myself? Superheroes who aren't as super as they seem/used to be? But then something happened that made my cynicism taper and my judging judgement machine cool down..."Jupiter's Legacy" #1 turned out to be really, really good.
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