On this episode: The drama both behind the scenes and in front of the world continues to drag on over at DC/WB/HBOMax with no end in sight for the moment. Peacock makes some moves, cancellations and renewals trickle out from other streamers and movie releases begin to shuffle. That and
On this episode: We’re back from our technical difficulties! Let’s dive in to the mess brewing over at Warner Brothers and the kerfuffle they’ve created with their DC properties and HBO Max in general. In the second half of the show, we discuss the plethora of damn near perfect genre
On April 9th-10th Mark & Dan were guests of the ESO Network at SC Comicon, Upstate South Carolina’s wildly popular comic book convention. Among many other unforgettable memories, they had the honor of meeting famed comic strip producer, character designer and art director Guy Gilchrist! He graciously spoke with us
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: An exciting return to sold out movies: Spider-Man: No Way Home has accomplished what other movies haven’t been able to over the pandemic – sell out multiple showings and bring packed movie-going experiences back to the masses. Both Lil’ Bit & The Geekfather
What’s all the hubbub, Bub? That wascawwy rabbit and his crew have been entertaining folks for 90 years and just like a certain coyote’s prize bird, don’t show any signs of slowing down! Mike, Mike, and Mark Heffernan discuss some of the funniest toons north, south, east, aaaand west of
Yabba Dabba Doo!!! The ESO crew presents the third part of the history of American animation with a look one of the biggest game changers since the rotoscope – the advent of television. Mike, Mike, Mark Heffernan, and Jeff Crawford fill up their cereal bowls and bask in the glory
This week, the ESO crew takes a look at the silly, crazy, merry, and looney cartoons of the 1930’s and 40’s. Mike, Mike, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, and Mark Heffernan discuss the rise of the many animation studios releasing classic shorts that continue to make us smile today. We
On this episode, the ESO crew goes up, up, and away to review the latest attempt to bring “The Big Red S” to the big movie screen. Mike, Mike and Jennifer are joined by Gary Mitchel (Revolution SF) and Andrew Leiter (Chameleon Chronicles) as they fire bulletpoints at the Man
By Trent Moore, Source: blastr.com You know that legal tussle between Warner Bros. and the estates of Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster over the copyright to Supes? It’s getting uglier, and Warner Bros. just clinched a key victory in the fight. The two sides have been fighting over
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com The legal battle between Warner Bros. and the estates of Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster over the copyright to the Man of Steel has been raging for more than a decade, and the bad blood behind it has been boiling for much, much
By Don Kaye, Source: Blastr.com It’s been kind of quiet on the Dark Tower scene in recent months, leading to speculation that the mammoth project had fallen into development hell. But now there are signs that Roland the last gunslinger might be coming to a theater near you after all.
