Posted 3/11/13 10:10 am EST by Josh Wigler in Marvel, News, TV
It's no secret that Agent Phil Coulson will fight another day in Marvel and ABC's planned "S.H.I.E.L.D." television series. What's less clear is how Coulson will still be around to fight, considering his on-screen demise in "Marvel's The Avengers."
The exact nature of Coulson's revival remains unknown, but Joss Whedon himself confirmed the agent's survival during an appearance at SXSW for "Much Ado About Nothing."
Posted 3/8/13 10:20 am EST by Josh Wigler in Image Comics, TV
In case you didn't hear already, "Walking Dead" mastermind Robert Kirkman appeared on "Conan," chatting with the talk show host about life in the zombie apocalypse. Among the topics covered: the various "Walking Dead" products that Kirkman has turned down in his time (perfume? really?), some of Conan's biggest nitpicks with the series, and the reveal of a brand-new clip from this Sunday's coming episode, "Arrow on the Doorpost."
Watch the full interview in three parts below:
Posted 3/7/13 12:59 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Image Comics, TV
"The Walking Dead" airs a new episode on Sunday night, but you can get some fresh zombie goodness as soon as tonight.
Robert Kirkman, author of the "Walking Dead" comics and executive producer of the AMC television series, will appear on tonight's episode of "Conan." He'll appear on the same episode as "Oz the Great and Powerful" star James Franco. Will Kirkman and Franco forge a friendship that leads to a future zombie cameo from the "Oz" actor? One never knows — but Franco has certainly done weirder things!
Posted 3/4/13 12:39 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Humor, Image Comics, TV
Of the many topics covered on "The Walking Dead," the AMC series has never dealt with racism in the post-zombie apocalypse world quite like "Saturday Night Live" did this past weekend. "SNL" host Kevin Hart played a black man who was turned into a zombie in front of Rick, Carl, Maggie and Daryl, but the four "Walking Dead" characters were too afraid of being racist to offend the other man by turning him away.
Hilarious, or offensive? You decide! Watch the video after the jump and let us know what you think.
Posted 3/4/13 9:55 am EST by Splash Page Team in Image Comics, Review, TV
by Kat Rosenfield
Forget about the high walls of Woodbury and the stifling environs of the prison; this week, "The Walking Dead" took a field trip to the ruins of Rick's hometown, as the erstwhile sheriff returned to his stomping grounds in search of supplies — and had a surprise encounter with a familiar face we've been hoping to see again since season one.
SPOILERS AHEAD.
Posted 2/28/13 8:33 am EST by Splash Page Team in DC Comics, Review, TV
by Ryan Rigley
Last night's episode of "Arrow" was chock full of big surprises. From the vigilante revealing his secret identity to yet another one of Oliver Queen's closest associates to the reappearance of a villain long thought dead, "Dead to Rights" focused mainly on the budding relationship between Oliver and Detective McKenna and the father/son relationship between Tommy and Malcolm Merlyn, a.k.a. the Dark Archer.
SPOILERS AHEAD!
Posted 2/26/13 10:44 am EST by Josh Wigler in News, Oni Press, TV
"The Sixth Gun" is arming up. Carlton Cuse of "Lost" fame is executive producing the NBC adaptation of the Oni Press comic book, and he's assembling quite the cast.
Deadline reports that Laura Ramsey has landed the lead role of Becky Montcrief in the upcoming supernatural Western pilot. "The Sixth Gun" takes place in the Old West and centers on six mystical guns with deadly powers; the sixth of these weapons is the deadliest of them all, and it falls into the hands of innocent Becky, kick-starting a series of dangerous events and putting her on the path of evil men long thought dead.
Posted 2/25/13 9:42 am EST by Splash Page Team in Commentary, Image Comics, Review, TV
by Kat Rosenfield
The show might be called "The Walking Dead," but those titular ambulatory corpses have officially become more a nuisance than a threat; these days, the true danger is lurking in fortified camps behind well-guarded walls, as Sheriff Rick and Governor Philip prepare to play some war games. And with a showdown imminent between the two groups of survivors, this week's episode was all about subtle shifts and sadistic strategy, as each leader pushed his pawns into place. Where do we stand after "I Ain't a Judas"? Read on.
SPOILERS AHEAD.
Posted 2/21/13 11:39 am EST by Splash Page Team in DC Comics, Hot Stuff, interviews, TV
by Ryan Rigley
Watch out, Starling City! There's a new troublemaker in town and he's stealing purses and hearts! Figuratively speaking, of course. Last night, Roy Harper (as played by "Teen Wolf's" Colton Haynes) made his big "Arrow" debut. Scheduled to appear in at least three episodes this season, it's quite apparent that Roy is more than just another lowlife.
"Roy is a troublemaker," agrees Colton Haynes in a recent interview with MTV Splash Page. "He thinks he can get out of every single situation but he keeps going for situations where he needs the help of someone a lot more powerful than he is."
A lot more powerful as in, say, the Hood? Read on past the jump!
'Walking Dead' Recap: Episode 3.13, 'Arrow In The Doorpost'
Posted 3/11/13 8:10 am EST by Splash Page Team in Commentary, Image Comics, Review, TV
by Kat Rosenfield
With one major payoff promised on this week's "The Walking Dead," anticipation for last night's episode was running high; after all, we know from a week's worth of teasers that this will be the crucial one in which Rick and the Governor finally meet face-to-face. But when? When?!
SPOILERS AHEAD!
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