Superman

“A Fistful of Sticks,” by Scott Lobdell and Kenneth Rocafort, is the eleventh chapter of H’el on Earth. H’el narrates to Kara how Jor’el prepared him for his space …
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“The Death of ‘Superman Lives’: What Happened?” is a feature length documentary about the unmade movie “Superman Lives.” This film, out of all the various attempts to make a Superman movie between 1987 and 2006, might have stood the test of time and become a bonafide cult classic nowadays.

As mentioned in the Adventure Time with Fionna & Cake review, gender-swapped fan art is a mind-blowing act professional and fan artists have partake out of curiosity or fun. When done right …
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After many issues of foreshadowing, Braniac lands on Earth in Superman Family Adventures #9 and abducts Lex Luthor to be his collaborator in an attack on Superman. Braniac flies …
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The bad doesn’t improve much in the conclusion of the animated The Dark Knight Returns, but the good gets markedly better.

The decision to split Frank Miller’s seminal comic …
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The world economic crisis, the drastic changes in the business model of cinema due to the internet and well, plain lack of creativity, has forced Hollywood studios to embrace and …
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Issue 16 of Grant Morrison’s run on Action Comics was originally supposed to be the final issue, so there was some intense confusion as to why nothing seemed to be …
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I received an iPad this holiday season. I’ve long been on the Apple fence and I love my iPhone, but I’ve always resisted taking the plunge on an iPad. …
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Spoiler Alert:  I will be discussing some of the details from the recently released copy of The Amazing Spider-Man #700.  If you have not read it, I recommend you do …
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“Hercules: The Legendary Journeys” and “Andromeda” star Kevin Sorbo discusses heroism and his career in front of an audience at Wizard World New Orleans Comic Con. He recounts how suffering strokes that left him partially blind during Hercules changed his point of his view and over time redefined how he measured success.

Superherologist Travis Langley, author of Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight asks, “What can a god-like extraterrestrial teach real humans?” Can you in any way live up to the example set by a strange visitor from another planet, a man who’s faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound?

Catch us at Wizard World Austin Comic Con October 26-28, especially on Saturday the 27th. Wow, will we be busy that day! Between doing two panels of …
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