By Marc Bernardin, Source: Blastr.com On the heels of Captain America 2 getting a release date and just before The Avengers hits theaters, Marvel is putting a little heat under ol’ Shellhead’s armor: Robert Downey Jr. will face off against Sir Ben Kingsley in Iron Man 3. But the Oscar
With the release date for “The Avengers” now less than a month away, the summer blockbuster season is almost here. There were quite a few good movies I really enjoyed last summer, with “X-Men: First Class” topping my list, and this summer’s slate of films looks very promising, as well.
A couple of interviews that were conducted with writer and Earth Station One co-host, Bobby Nash recently have been released. Please click the links below to read the interviews. The Free Choice E-Zine Interviews Bobby Nash http://www.thefreechoice.info/2012/04/rick-ruby-and-bobby-nash.html The Random 10 – No: 1 The Bobby Nash Interview http://toooldforcomics.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/random-10-no-1-bobby-nash-interview.html As always,
By Marc Bernardin, Source: Blastr.com When Disney and Marvel got in bed together a few years back, fans were both worried and jazzed: worried that Disney would mousify the comics they love and jazzed at the new possibilities of the House That Stan Lee Built partnering with the animation powerhouse.
by Rich Johnston, Source: Bleeding Cool.com Wired reports that in July, DC Comics are launching a new 52 series, National Comics, a book that will switch the spotlight character every issue. The first four will be Eternity, Madame X, Rose And Thorn, and Looker. Jeff Lemire and Cully Hamner will
By Albert Ching, Source: Newsarama.com DC ended the working week with the announcement that a He-Man and the Masters of the Universe miniseries is on the way, written by James Robinson and with art from penciler Phillip Tan and inker Ruy Jose. The series will run for six issues, and
