Geoff Johns' big night finally comes around this evening with the epic two-hour premiere of his "Smallville" story "Absolute Justice." He's got a special screening lined up, and you can check out who he's taking with him today in his tweet feed.
There was some truly momentous tweeting going on in the world of webcomics this morning as Rene Engström's cartoony relationship comic "Anders Loves Maria" came to an end, and it's worth checking out from the beginning. Much like LeVar Burton, you don't have to take my word for it, though. Bryan Lee O'Malley's a fan as well. You can find his contemplation of the comic's end, as well as Stan Lee's fears about his "Thor" cameo and Jason Aaron's plans for his Wolverine writing this year.
It's all in the Twitter Report for February 5, 2010. Read more...
Gail Simone loves working on "Wonder Woman" with Nicola Scott, but she has a secret DC Universe project on her mind as well right now which she's teasing on Twitter. Neil Gaiman, meanwhile, may need glasses before he moves on to his next project, as he was found tweeting about his eyesight in the Twitter Report feed today.
Elsewhere, the holiday season has brought shopping dilemmas and snowstorms, which you can find in Stan Lee and Geoff Johns' posts. Click on past the jump and you'll find all of those tweets along with Mike Oeming's thoughts on "Hancock," Simon Pegg's photo-altering shenanigans and more.
It's all in the Twitter Report for December 22, 2009. Read more...
Okay, let's face it -- I have an unhealthy obsession with the upcoming "Batman: Arkham Asylum" video game. Every new glimpse of the game has impressed the heck out of me and made me more eager for its release date to arrive... but I know I'm not the only one around here feeling that way.
While I'm worried that no game could ever live up to my grand expectations for "Arkham Asylum" at this point, the project's latest promotional video does little to bring my hopes back down to Earth -- in fact, it only seems to inflate them even more. The video features a bunch of new gameplay footage and interviews with the game's developers, includes some commentary from head writer Paul Dini, who's made a long career out of scripting Batman's adventures in both comics and various animated television series (not to mention his role on the creative team for "Lost").
In fact, I enjoyed the latest promo video so much, I even snagged a few images from it to include in this post. Read more...
Earlier this month, I told you about the debut of one of my favorite ridiculous Batman villains, Crazy Quilt, on Cartoon Network's "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" animated series. Well, the creators of the series have managed to venture even further into the bizarre reaches of the Dark Knight's cast of supporting characters with this week's episode.
In a story titled "Legends of the Dark Mite," Batman will face one of the greatest (in my humble opinion) Bat-characters in the history of the Bat-universe: Bat-Mite. Read more...
Not to be outdone by Monday's exclusive "Astro Boy" poster preview, an image from Imagi Studio's other ambitious anime-to-CGI feature film, "Gatchaman," has made its way to the Web.
Based on the 1970s anime "Science Team Gatchaman" ("Battle of the Planets" in North America), "Gatchaman" is takes place in a future dealing with environmental and technological issues and follows five super-powered teens in bird-themed uniforms as they protect Earth from alien invaders.
The new one-sheet poster, featuring second-in-command Joe Asakura (known as Jason in BOTP) and an unspecified 2010 release date, appeared on a Japanese Gatchaman blog after the Tokyo International Anime Fair. (Check out the full poster and more "Gatchaman" images after the jump.) Read more...
