New Justice League Poster and Banner Revealed Before WB Takes Over Hall H
Warner Brothers has some huge properties coming to Hall H today. Gracing the massive Hall at San Diego Comic Con are Ready Player One, Blade Runner 2049, Justice League, Aquaman and I am sure we will get a tease for the next superhero powered movies in WB/DC’s slate. With various DC
Square Enix Teams Up with Marvel to Produce Games
Square Enix and Marvel Entertainment are teaming up to bring several games over several years to fans. Crystal Dynamics (Tomb Raider) and Eidos Montreal (DEUS EX) will be bringing the games to fruition rather than any of Square Enix’s Japanese studios. The first game is tentatively titled The Avengers Project.
Lady Killer 2 #2 | Review
Lady Killer creator, Joelle Jones, crafted the world in which a 50s-60s era “housewife” has a deadly secret. From a hit woman for hire, more or less, to her solo ventures, Josie’s world is full of murder, dark humor and tupperware parties. Setting the series in such a timeframe was
DC Comics Suicide Squad #1
DC Rebirth’s latest issue, Suicide Squad #1, began about exactly as you would expect. And for those who went to see Suicide Squad on the big screen, this issue will feel pretty familiar. Amanda Waller, Rick Flag, and his second in command, Katana, are rounding up their latest team of
DC Comics Suicide Squad Rebirth | Review
If you’re anything like me, you can’t wait to see Suicide Squad this weekend in theaters. In recent years, we have become accustomed to cheering on the bad guys and the anti heroes. Suicide Squad brings some of DC’s best villains together to do some good in the world. If
Lady Killer 2 # 1 | Review
Lady Killer 2 #1 <slight spoilers for Lady Killer 1 and heavy spoilers for Lady Killer 2 #1 follow> Josie Schuller ended her first dive into the graphic novel world in bloody fashion when she unceremoniously got rid of her previous employer. Now, she and her loving family moved to
Interview with Lucifer Comic Book Artist Lee Garbett at SDCC 2016
With the Vertigo Comics character, Lucifer, coming to life on our television screens, it only made sense that the comic universe would breathe new life into him as well. I sat down with Lee Garbett, comic book artist for the latest run of Lucifer, to discuss what’s in store for
Lady Killer 2 Interview with Joëlle Jones at SDCC 2016
San Diego Comic Con is the bastion of immense talent just spilling through all corners of the convention center, and we were given the chance to interview one of our favorite creative talents at the Con, Joëlle Jones. Joëlle is best known for her series published by Dark Horse, Ladykiller,
BATMAN: The Telltale Series Trailer Swoops In
The official trailer for Telltale Games’ Batman series just released, and it looks interesting. The game promises to juggle both Batman’s crime fighting and Bruce Wayne’s relationships. The first episode seems to revolve around Harvey Dent before his transformation into TwoFace when he’s running for district attorney. Episode one of
SDCC Artist Spotlight and Intro: Dawn McTeigue
Through some questionable accounting methods, I’ve found that there are over 700 exhibitors at San Diego Comic Con. That means there are over 700 people with awesome things that are vying for your attention (and money) as you are trying to dodge reckless poster tubes and take pictures with your
Batman Getting the Telltale Games Treatment
The Dark Knight is going to engage in a new adventure by getting a game from adventure game developers, Telltale Games. Like the protector of Gotham, not much is known about the title; nor the game’s name. But given Telltale’s pedigree, it is more than likely an episodic adventure game
Cold Hearted | The Flash “Family of Rogues” Review
This week, The Flash delivered us an episode about fathers and their children in “Family of Rogues.” It just goes to show that parents, fathers in particular, have a huge impact on how their children grow into adults. It’s always a treat to have the Snart family back, and we
