By Albert Ching, Source: Newsarmama.com ***This article discusses the mid-credits scene of Avengers, and if you haven’t seen it yet and have managed to avoid spoilers, well, that’s impressive and we don’t want to ruin it for you.** Nearly a year ago, reports surfaced that Marvel Studios was looking at
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
By Lucas Siegel, Source: Newsarama EA Games descended on New York City Tuesday Feb 7, 2012 for a spotlight event, showing press their spring line-up. While Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, released the same day, was on hand, the rest of the lineup looked to the near future, with Mass Effect
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
by Chris Arrant, Newsarama Contributor, Source: Newsarama.com; In the past decade, television has gone through a renaissance. While formulaic situation comedies still exist, there’s been a marked rise in the number of quality television programs both on network and cable television. We’ve seen genre shows like Lost, Battlestar Galactica and
By Albert Ching, Source Newsarama ***Spoiler warning! Last chance to head out before the major Ultimate Fallout #4 reveal of the new Ultimate Spider-Man’s identity!*** The Ultimate Universe has a new Spider-Man, and it’s a character that readers have never seen before: Miles Morales, a half-black, half-Hispanic teen. The news
By Newsarama.com To the comic book industry, it’s certainly surprising that a major publisher like DC Entertainment would relaunch 52 titles with revised continuity and new #1s. And for long-time collectors of Uncanny X-Men, it’s shocking to think the comic will start over with a new #1 in November. But
If adventure has a name, it is Indiana Jones. The archaeologist hero of movies, television and video games has been protecting the artifacts of ancient civilizations from criminals and the forces of evil for over thirty years. Now fact and fiction collide in Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology,
