By Since it premiered way back in – wait, this can’t be right – 1997(!?!), South Park has never let a good holiday go to waste. Whether it’s Jesus going Rambo to rescue Santa Claus, a three-part Black Friday extravaganza, or the introduction of the “Hare Club for Men,” Comedy Central’s
VisionQuest Will Address a Classic Avengers Question
“If you saw his eyes right now, I’m sure you’d learn that even an android can… cry!” Those dramatic lines closed 1968’s Avengers #58, in which Earth’s Mightiest Heroes overcome their mistrust of the synthezoid Vision and induct him into their team. Between writer Roy Thomas’ melodramatic narration and artist
Arnold Schwarzenegger “Obsessed” with New Running Man Movie
Glen Powell has been chatting about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s enthusiastic reaction to the upcoming reimagining of The Running Man, saying the star of the original 1987 movie is “obsessed” with it. Powell, who leads the cast of the new version, also said that Schwarzenegger told him The Running Man is the
‘Clayface’ Star Reveals New BTS Photo As Filming Wraps On The DC Universe Film
Clayface has finally wrapped filming! The movie’s star Tom Rhys Harries shares a new (and potentially, final) BTS photo from the upcoming DC Universe project. And just like that, the production of Clayface has come and gone. Everything considered, the DC Universe’s third project had a rather tame production cycle.
The Weekly Round-Up #829 & 830 w/ Absolute Evil #1, Justice League: Omega Act #1, X-Men: Age of Revelation #1, and more
Last week I was so busy I only read like three comics, so I didn’t bother writing a column. This week wasn’t much better, and now I’m about a month behind on my reading stack. Best Comic of my Fortnight: The Voice Said Kill #3 – Simon Spurrier and Vanessa