by Rich Johnston, Source: Bleeding Cool.com Garth Ennis is writing a new The Shadow ongoing series for Dynamite for April this year, drawn by Holmes and Hornet artist Aaron Campbell, with covers by Alex Ross (above), Howard Chaykin, Jae Lee and John Cassaday. Ennis is an appreciator of the series
by Rich Johnston, Source: Bleeding Cool Up for auction next month, and no it’s not by Rob Granito. The rarity of such pieces means the market may go apeshit for this Bill Watterson painted Calvin & Hobbes piece from the 1990 calendar. Five figures at a minimum, could it be
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com As all of us Whovians know, The Doctor, played by Matt Smith, lies (that’s rule number one). And so does Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat. So when this one tweet teases hints at a (possible) character’s return to the long-running sci-fi series, we should take
by Rich Johnston , Source: BleedingCool.com “It’s Doctor Who meets Harry Potter” And with those golden words, the BBC has signed up to a new Russell T Davies TV show, Aliens Vs Wizards for their children’s CBBC channel, something he has previously described as a “small committment”. Revealed by his
By Marc Bernardin, Source: Blastr.com Perhaps sensing a distinct lack of archers on the TV schedule, the CW is rapidly developing a series around millionaire vigilante Green Arrow—who patrols Star City armed with an array of arrow-based trickery—and a trio of superhero-tested writers are in the driver’s seat. Greg Berlanti
By Krystal Clark, Source: Blastr; Don’t let War Horse fool you—Steven Spielberg hasn’t forgotten his sci-fi roots. Once he wraps production on his Lincoln biopic, his sights are set on Robopocalypse! Robopocalypse will be a sci-fi flick based on the best-selling novel by Daniel H. Wilson. Like most futuristic films,
By Albert Ching, Newsarama Staff Writer DC’s “The New 52” revamp is scheduled to grow by six series in May, USA Today reported Thursday morning. The six new monthly titles include the return of the Grant Morrison-written Batman Incorporated, along with Earth 2, World’s Finest, Dial H, G.I. Combat and
This week ESO breaks through dimensional barriers to team up with other podcasters to talk about our favorite crossovers in film, TV, comics, and literature in an adventure we just had to call Crossovers – Crisis Of Infinite Podcasters. Worlds will live. Worlds will die. Podcasters will talk about stuff.
By Dan Roth, Source: Blastr.com Since everyone’s favorite Slayer made the switch from our TV screens to comic books, there have been a host of controversial moves—a lesbian tryst, superhero sex in space and, oh yes, the destruction of all magic in the universe. So what’s left? How about a
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com We never really need an excuse to walk outside, look at the sky and hope to see something extraterrestrial drifting by, but 2012 seems to be giving an extra boost to the UFO business. We’re not even a month into the year, and we’re already
by Darren Franich, Source: EW.com The Dark Knight Rises doesn’t open for another six months, but tickets for July 19 IMAX midnight screenings of the film are already on sale in a few major markets. A quick Fandango check reveals that you can currently buy tickets for the sure-to-be-bleak sequel
By Carol Pinchefsky, Source: Blastr.com Attention Star Wars fans! (And that’s everybody, right?) The live-action television show we’ve talked about? As of now, it has a title (well, a working title). And it’s called … … Star Wars: Underworld! IGN interviewed producer and George Lucas’ right-hand man, Rick McCallum, who
