By Well, I almost made it through all of last week’s pile. Should I take a day off just to read comics? It’s tempting… Best Comic of My Week: Bronze Faces #1 – I was a big fan of New Masters, the Image series by Nigerian brothers Shobo and Shoff. They
New Dungeons & Dragons Cover Reveals
This sounds great. The first MagicCon of the season took place this past weekend, and DUNGEONS & DRAGONS joined the party and shared some exciting updates around their upcoming products: Dragon Delves Covers Revealed Jess Lanzillo, VP of Product and Franchise for D&D, and members of the MAGIC: THE GATHERING
LEGO Batman Forever Set Leaks and Rumors: The New 2025 Batmobile
LEGO Batman has been going strong for nearly two decades. During the first run of the theme from 2006-2008 and its rebirth in 2012, the Caped Crusader has been a consistent cash cow for the toy company. In fact, despite the rest of LEGO‘s DC exports, such as Superman, Wonder
China Says CAPTAIN AMERICA Must Die!
The Chinese movie market has been growing in size and influence for a while. The same Hollywood studios and personnel who like to pass all sorts of social judgment on everyone go strangely quiet about things when the opportunity for some Chinese money presents itself. Movies are re-cut, scenes shot,
Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek: The Motion Picture Novel Shows a Very Different Vision of the Trek Universe
For a franchise whose core tenet is exploring the unknown, the universe of Star Trek is extremely well mapped out. Following the events described by its TV shows and movies, we can create a pretty comprehensive timeline of events from last year (the year of the Bell Riots, Irish reunification
