The ESO crew end 2017 with a look at one of the most influential and controversial figures in comics. Mike, Mike, JR Mounts, and Daniel Suddes take a look at the man who changed the comic medium forever. Plus, Daniel faces his own fears in the Geek Seat! All this,
Walk down the right back alley in Old Town and you can find anything. Even the ESO crew. Sometimes that means podcasting. Sometimes it means killing a whole lot of people. This week, it means Mike, Mike, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, and Alex Autrey go to the theater with
Turn the right corner in ESO City, and you can find anything… Next week, ESO takes a road trip back to Sin City for a look at the new movie, Sin City: A Dame To Kill For. Marv, Dwight, Nancy, Rourke, Gail, and the Sin City regulars are back for
SNIKT!!! Next week, the ESO crew heads back to the theater for a screening of the latest adventure of everyone’s favorite mutant. That’s right, we’re reviewing The Wolverine. But wait, bub, there’s more. We’ll also take a look at Wolverine’s teammates as The X-Men celebrate their 50th anniversary. Plus, as
by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleeding Cool.com Some confirmations and a couple of surprises made up the official press release promising the imminent start of production on Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Personally, I’m still surprised by the fact it’s happening at all. Right off the bat Dimension films
Blastr is reporting that “Original comic book art has seen jawdropping prices set in recent auctions, but those record-breaking number are usually reserved for covers from Silver Age crusaders like Superman and Spiderman, and rarely anything from the modern era. But that all changed last night.” “A Batman and Robin
Perhaps hoping that our collective pop-cultural memory has forgotten 2003’s Daredevil—which squeezed Ben Affleck into Matt Murdock’s red-leather evening wear—Fox and Marvel are taking another run at adapting the Man Without Fear. To be fair, the Affleck flick isn’t quite as bad as we remember it to be, taken on
While the Dawn of the Dead remake was the film that first made us take notice of Zack Snyder, his visceral adaptation of Frank Miller’s legendary graphic novel 300 made him a Hollywood heavyweight. So why isn’t he getting behind the camera for Xerxes, based on Miller’s ancient Greek follow-up?
