If Smallville: Absolute Justice was a stealth pilot for a Justice Society show, we're in... But not until someone works out a way to make Hawkman look less ridiculous with those giant wings of his. Spoilers!
If Smallville: Absolute Justice was a stealth pilot for a Justice Society show, we're in... But not until someone works out a way to make Hawkman look less ridiculous with those giant wings of his. Spoilers!
Tonight's Smallville: Absolute Justice brings DC Comics' Justice Society of America to television, as written by comic fan-favorite Geoff Johns. But if you're wondering why you should care, here's a quick introduction to the superteam.
With only a week left, the CW is getting their trailer money out of Smallville: Absolute Justice, the Justice Society-gueststarring two hour movie. Click through for the final trailer, complete with glimpses of the team in action. [Entertainment Weekly]
Want to see some more hints about television's Justice Society? DC Comics' blog has an exclusive clip from Smallville's "Absolute Justice" episode, as well as writer Geoff Johns promising "more cameos and easter eggs than Green Lanterns." [The Source]
The first official pics of the Justice Society from Smallville have been released, and while the costumes are certainly faithful to the comic books, we're worried that they're kinda... well, ridiculous-looking. Click through to judge for yourself.
It's enough to warrant a "TV Movie Event" and a special subtitle, but does the appearance of Smallville's Justice Society of America actually look good? Click through and judge for yourself.
Fittingly, perhaps, for our book and comic theme week, there's a lot to buy in comic stores tomorrow. Whether you're looking for zombies, space opera, superheroes, detectives or even just a new Dr. Horrible, there's something here for you.
What is going on over at Smallville? Yesterday, Geoff Johns - who'll be writing an episode of the show's ninth season - teased this pic and added "Had an amazing week at Smallville! JLA vs. JSA!!" Interesting... [Twitter]
Fans of the CW's Smallville should look to Superman comics to see where the ninth season will take them... including the current World of New Krypton storyline, and some potentially disastrous fashion choices. Spoilers!
Fables writers Bill Willingham and Matt Sturges's run on Justice Society of America is about to get a whole lot bigger, as the book will be splitting in two to tackle the team's gargantuan roster.