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By CmdrNix Lisa Blake - Starfleet (Klingon Encounter, Borg Invasion) Kimmie Kidd - Starfleet (Klingon Encounter, Borg Invasion) Nancy Hardy - Starfleet (Klingon Encounter, Borg Invasion) James Hilton - Starfleet (Klingon Encounter, Borg Invasion)

By ThomasHL small corrections ←Older revisionRevision as of 09:00, 29 August 2008Line 3:Line 3: '''Cynthia Uhrich''' is an actress who was a regular [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel|Starfleet officer]] on the [[ENT Season 1|first season]] of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''. As an extra,...

Movie Review: 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' subscription), NH - A theatrical release of a “Star Wars” film use to be an event, but the cheapy computer animated feature “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” is nothing more than a ...

Transformers" is an enjoyable revamp of the old animated series from the 80s that has solid artwork and animation. It's aimed mostly at tweens and kids.

And it also appears that our combiner bots currently taking refuge in the Transtech universe, will be moving into the Shattered Universe at some point soon, based on this character's inclusion in two pieces of 'Shattered Glass' Decepticon art.

 MA - Latino Review (huge Voltron fans) report tonight that Max Makowski, a general unknown, is set to direct the nostalgic robot actioner. ...

Comic Book Resources  CA - With control of Final Crisis and the Batman RIP storylines, Morrison is effectively shaping the future of DC Comics with each month that goes by. ... Superman Beyond #1 Review Comic Book Resources Final Crisis: Superman Beyond #1 Comic Book Resources

By Brian Cronin Superman Beyond #1, while being a Final Crisis tie-in (and an important one at that) is really more similar to Batman R.I.P. in style, in that with Final Crisis, Morrison appears to be trying to be a bit less opaque with the story, while in RIP and this issue, he does no such thing, and [...]

By Brian Cronin Perhaps I am reading it wrong, but it really appears as though Morrison is commenting on the role of the continuity-driven fan (and the stories done in response to said fans) in the destruction of the original multiverse. Originally, there was just one organic multiverse where everythin...

By Brian Cronin it happens to be a good comic book. Joe Kubert? Seriously? At August 28, 2008, Greg Geren wrote: At August 28, 2008, Michael wrote: Joe Kubert's pages were nice, but man, what an awful, awful comic book. First time I've picked something up on ...

 CA - But it does face stiff competition in the form of Action Comics and All-Star Superman, and these superior books do point out certain flaws in Robinson's ...

 CA - Xavier and Magneto's involvement in Banshee, an intriguing prospect, is brought up and abandoned just as quickly. There's no real resolution to Colossus's ...

Born and raised in New York, DC Comics editor Michael Siglain began his career in film and television as a storyboard artist and location scout. After a brief tour of duty in the NYC film world, Michael became an Associate Producer on video games, audio adaptations, and online webisodes fo...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) CAPTAIN AMERICA #41: 29% (27 votes) FINAL CRISIS LEGION OF THREE WORLDS #1: 27% (25 votes) SUPERMAN BATMAN #51: 9% (9 votes) X-FACTOR SPECIAL LAYLA MILLER: 8% (8 votes) AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #568: 3% (3 votes) FLASH #243: 5% (5 votes) JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #24: 4% (4 votes) GUARDIANS OF GALAXY #4: 3% (3 votes) TRINITY #12: 2% (2 votes) BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS #10: 1% (1 vote) BRAVE AND THE BOLD #16: 1% (1 vote) MARVEL 1985 #4: 1% (1 votes) MOON KNIGHT #21: 1% (1 votes) SQUADRON SUPREME 2 #2: 1% (1 vote) UNCANNY X-MEN #501: 1% (1 vote) TANGENT SUPERMANS REIGN #6: 0 votes IRON MAN DIRECTOR OF SHIELD #32: 0 votes X-FACTOR #34: 0 votes Captain America #41 Superman/Batman #51 X-Factor Special Layla Miller The Winner: Superman/Batman #51   [read the full post]

By TheAnswerMVP2001 Originally Written Thursday, May 8, 2008 It's safe to say May 2008 might be a pinnacle of in the history of Paramount (except for 1997 with Titanic) as Iron Man not only brings forth the year's first big blockbuster, but also brings forth the real first good movie of the year and one of the bes...

By Diedye 1947 August 20 – Famed British fantasy artist Alan Lee, who also worked as a conceptual designer on Peter Jackson’s LOTR, is born on this day. 1948 August 20 – Australian actor John Noble, who played Denethor in Peter Jackson’s LOTR movie trilogy, is born on this day.

Recently, while lucky enough to be enjoying Tulsa’s first DefCon comics convention in over a decade, I became luckier still. I stumbled upon Marvel’s Essential Rampaging Hulk Vol. 1. The Rampaging stories feed an ongoing feature in which the Hulk, his “sidekick”, Rick Jones and an alien woman named Bereet contend with extraterrestrials intent on subjugating Earth. While there’s not much deep character development, writer Doug Moench keeps the action and intrigue snappy and satisfying. His stories from The Hulk are a bit different, but interesting as they have the “feel” of the Hulk t.v. show of the same era, which was intentional on Marvel’s part. Essential Rampaging Hulk TPB Vol. 1   [read the full post]

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By TheAnswerMVP2001 Sunday, July 20, 2008 The Dark Knight (2008) The most anticipated film of the year is finally here, and to call it a success would only be an understatement. Following the huge success of the revival of the classic comic series with Batman Begins, fans have been waiting impatiently for thre...

Uncanny X-Men #501 Marvel Comics Brubaker, Fraction & Land Then we have some bonding between Cyclops and Angel. This kind of dragged on a little too long, but I guess the character interaction was pretty decent all things considered. This is immediately followed up with more downtime between Cyclops, Beast and Wolverine. It got boring real fast. Uncanny X-Men #501 Another negative was the artwork. Overall, it was fine. However, I found that many of the scenes lacked a background. For example, Colossus, Wolverine and Nightcrawler interaction all appeared to take place in a prison cell or in a void. I just felt like the story could have been really enhanced by the artwork and it wasn’t.   [read the full post]

By Greg Hatcher This is the first licensed novel done based on a comic book character. The Adventures of Superman, by George Lowther and illustrated by Joe Shuster. And Miracle Monday remains one of the very best Superman stories ever told, ... That 1942 Superman hardcover is my ...

By ComicList Hot Rod gets recruited for a mission by Dealer. This provides a bit of closure to the Sunstreaker part of the story as well. At least it wasn’t totally abandoned. They are to find some thing called the Magnificence. Transformers Spotlight Doubledealer (Cover B)

By Elisabeth Rappe Filed under: Action, Warner Brothers, Newsstand, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and SequelsSo much for Warner Bros really taking their time deciding what to do with the Man of Steel! Group President Jeff Robinov confirmed to The Wall Street Journal that they plan on rebooting the fra...

By Brian Cronin How many purely solo superheroes in Marvel and DC Comics can you even name? At least, not in any of the Avengers comics that count. Putting Spider-Man on the Avengers ... Does Ghost Rider count? He was on the new Fantastic Four for 4 issues...

 CA - Black Canary has a scene this month that I absolutely adored. McDuffie proves why Dinah deserves to be leader of this team. Zatanna also fared particularly ...

By Master Paul Xavier With all the buzz flying around about actor Heath Ledger's death, and the recent posts I've written concerning Christopher Nolan's sequel to Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, I've finally been able to go and see the film myself, and supply my own review. The films picks up within a short peri...

By Graeme McMillan It's already calling itself the movie adaptation of "the most celebrated graphic novel of all time," but if a certain group of masochistic fans have their way, "visionary director" Zack Snyder's version of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' comic may also be the longest comic strip movie ever...

By Meredith Woerner We used to love Frank Miller, before his comics work turned into schlocky self-parody. But even in his prime, Frank wouldn't be our first choice to direct a semi-major Hollywood movie, so we're sad that Miller's getting his shot at the brass ring with The Spirit. We can think of ten comics cre...

By Chris Sims There is, however, a lot that we’d recognize as today’s Joker on the show itself, it just doesn’t come from the Joker; it comes from the Riddler. The first, of course, is the Denny O’Neil/Neal Adams classic “The Joker’s Five-Way Revenge“, from 1973’s Batman #251.

 - Eventually they make it south of the border and it’s there that we find the Voltron lions and learn that Allura is actually carrying the Keys, devices which ...

By Brian Cronin Pep Comics #22? Justice League of America #22 was part of the first JLA/JSA crossover… Fantastic Four #22 introduced Sue’s “Hey look everybody, I’m useful!” powers of invisible force fields. D'oh! Howard = Luke, Man-Thing = Chewie, ...

 CA - Hell Ride also sloshes about in a swamp of retarded sexuality that makes Frank Miller (Sin City, The Spirit, 300) look like Naomi Wolf. ...

By Monika Bartyzel In the same price bracket, you can also nab the Ben Affleck Daredevil costume, though that doesn't seem half as cool.But gearing back up on the cool costume scale -- Peter Parker's first stab at a Spider-Man costume!How about an animatronic Velociraptor from Jurassic Park 3, or a full-siz...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) The Followers of The Revolution went ahead and delivered another tie in the voting for the Sequential Methadone Award for the worst comic book of the week. Uncanny X-Men #500 tied with New Avengers #43 as the worst reads of the week. The results for the worst read of the week are as follows: None. The Winner: Uncanny X-Men #500 Therefore, I have to place most of the blame for Uncanny X-Men #500’s poor story and the outright amateurish dialogue on Matt Fraction’s shoulders. I have found Fraction to be terribly overrated during his stint with Marvel. I have yet to be impressed with a single Marvel title that Fraction has written on his own. At this point, Fraction appears to be trying his best to become Marvel’s answer to DC’s Judd Winick.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Justice League of America #23: 12% (9 votes) Green Lantern Corps #26: 12% (9 votes) Brave and the Bold #15: 10% (8 votes) Legion of Super Heroes #44: 10% (8 votes) Superman #678: 10% (8 votes) Trinity #8: 9% (7 votes) Uncanny X-Men #500: 9% (7 votes) Immortal Iron Fist #17: 8% (6 votes) X-Men Legacy #214: 8% (6 votes) Daredevil #109: 6% (5 votes) New Avengers #43: 1% (1 votes) Ultimate X-Men #96: 0 votes Uncanny X-Men #500: 23% (12 votes) New Avengers #43: 23% (12 votes) Trinity #8: 15% (8 votes) Ultimate X-Men #96: 9% (5 votes) Green Lantern Corps #26: 5% (3 votes) Justice League of America #23: 5% (3 votes) Legion of Super Heroes #44: 3% (2 votes) Superman #678: 3% (2 votes) Immortal Iron Fist #17: 3% (2 votes) Daredevil #109: 3% (2 votes)   [read the full post]

Summary: Gordon is setting up a task force to search for the wanted vigilante, the Batman. The only problem is, Gordon knows exactly where the Dark Knight is: under his desk. Disclaimer: These characters are copyrighted to DC Comics. I own nothing, I'm just playing with them.

By Charlie Jane Anders Star Trek: So the villain of the J.J. Abrams Star Trek reboot/requel, Nero, is supposed to be the leader of a merry band of Romulans. But you might have noticed, in the posters that came out the other day, that he has no pointy ears. And weird face tattoos. What gives? Co-writer Alex Kurtzman says N...

By john@themovieblog.com (John Campea) Thanks for checking out our “The Dark Knight” review. You can also check out our video version of The Dark Knight review at the bottom of this post. Batman Begins was easily the very best DC comic based film ever made. Yes, better than the Keaton Batman, yes better than the Reeve Superman. [...]

By Rajiv Ashrafi He also said, "I’ve already mentioned War Machine and Mandarin. I have some ideas, but I really need to sit down with Downey and the Marvel guys before we say much more." Favreau, when asked about the return of War Machine, replied with a jab at Marvel: “Do characters ever really die in Marvel?...

By tomztoyz The famous comic book artist known as JIM LEE is a favorite of most Batman Fans for his work on this classic character. He's an extremely talented artist but the great thing is that he's also a pretty cool, down to earth, guy! Recently, at his personal blog, he posted a picture he had drawn as a g...

Word has been floating around the web that our first look at a "The Dark Knight" (the sequel to Batman Begins) will be in the form of a teaser trailer to show in front of the new Simpsons movie on July 27th. As if I wasn't going to see Simpsons twice on opening weekend anyway!