At long last, The Monster is able to speak his mind about the latest DC movie Shazam. Joining me on this podcast is Mr. Gene. Did we like it or hate it? Is Brie Larson ever going to be than just friends with The Monster?
The long-awaited Captain Marvel has arrived at C53. Does Captain Marvel deliver the MCU goods? Is this Marvel’s answer to DC’s Wonder Woman? What special connection does The Monster have with Brie Larson?
The stars were aligned and the odds were forever in my favor. I was able to see DC’s Shazam two weeks early. This does indicate a good sign for this movie as well as for DC. Is this another hit for DC?
The Kree/Skrull conflict finally reaches planet C-53 and out of the madness emerges a truly marvelous hero. Mike, Mike, Ashley, and Alex assemble with author Van Allen Plexico to welcome Carol Danvers to the MCU. Plus, Rob Jones returns to tell us about the continuing adventures of Kate Carter in
In the coming days and weeks, I’m sure there will be plenty of articles addressing the impact of “Captain Marvel,” from the movie’s massive $150 million opening weekend, to the implications this character will have on the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe (if anyone has a shot at taking out Thanos,
You’ve probably heard by now that Rotten Tomatoes recently made some changes to the layout of their website. This is because trolls decided to bombard the site with negative early ratings for “Captain Marvel,” even before they’d seen the film. It’s disheartening to see people trying to create negative buzz
Right off the bat, trust me this will make sense later, this podcast has some very adult conversations. Joining me on this week’s Scifi News is the one and only Mr. Gene. What did we talk about?
This is a rare and a perfect storm of a podcast. Not only is Mr. Gene is back to talk about some scifi crap but my cousin Ralph also joins me on this episode as well. Mr. Gene joins me for this portion of the podcast: The name is Caulder.
Many apologies for this delay. Bad timing and illness hampered this podcast to be produced and released in a timely manner. Having said this, I think you will be pleased with the content. As always, what are my “BIG” 3 Scifi News items:
According to the Elders, it’s time to celebrate 75 years of Captain Marvel! Yes, young Billy Batson has been screaming “Shazam!” and fighting crime (and Superman’s lawyers) as Captain Marvel since 1940. This week we’ll look at the comic books, the movie serials, the cartoons, and of course, the live
By Vaneta Rogers, Source: Newsarama.com The word was once a familiar American icon: “SHAZAM!” And DC Comics is hoping it will be again. For the next phase of DC’s historic renumbering and reboot — which already spawned newer, younger versions of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman — the publisher is
