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more about #dccomics Demonbird: I would love a green lantern movie. Love. Absolutely would see it, buy the dvd, maybe merchandise. So please, no Jennifer Garner. more » Chryse87: I don't know if I'm in the minority or the majority when I say this, but apart from Batman (and Superman, on a good day) there are no DC characters th... more » jollyrogue: So, say Hawkman is really popular in smallville.. would Michael Shanks play Hawkman in the movie too? more » John Hazard: DC can't do a good Superman movie, might not do another Batman movie, they can't get anyone to helm Wonder Woman, and they're going to do Hawkman? Why... more » TemporalSword: This is all just wishful thinking at the moment, even by the studios. Thor in 2011 will determine if these secondary and more...goofy characters, shal... more » ManchuCandidate: I thought it was this guy: [www.fiskofury.com] Wrong Hawk more » Starwatcher: I think I'd rather see a Harvey Birdman, Attorney-at-Law movie, frankly. more » bonniegrrl: So if Furries like people dressed as animals, is it Featheries that like this? more » LittleDragon: More interested in an Aquaman movie. more » Illogic: That last sentence is what hell looks like for movie lovers. more » dnwilliams: Comics are a storytelling medium, games aren't. That's why games are 'harder' to adapt to film, there's nothing but visuals, and if there is a story t... more » Bill-Lee: The only thing I remember about Doom is the Rock's best line: "I'm not supposed to die!" more » Jesse Astle: I bored so many people to death telling them how bad Catwoman was. I was so pissed off I payed to see that ass crap movie. Seriously though, how can y... more » hiteklolife: I would actually like to see some P&PRPG movies rather than videogame & comic movies. Games like Shadowrun, Rifts, Call of Cthulhu, (or CthulhuTech), ... more » brett108: Does this post seem overly defensive of video game movies? And there actually appears to be a paragraph in here that would insinuate that the Resident... more » sicboi: And so it must be said that the biggest loser here overall is: original sci-fi movies... more » Prosthetics: Perhaps this decade is the best for those because people can't think of their own ideas anymore, so they have to steal ideas that already exist. more » Koztah: Ridley Scott? Directing Monopoly? I'll say this: it better be about a guy in a top hat with a huge mustache riding around in a giant thimble and buyi... more » GeneJacket: Bear with me, this will be a little long. Here's the biggest problem, and the one that hurt comic book movies for far too long: The medium is still ... more » (Starman) NONAME: ;_; Uwe Boll, how I hate you for fucking up the plot for Alone in the Dark so badly. more » -
#hawkman
Will Hawkman Fly Into Theaters? And Who Will Love Green Lantern?
Is DC Comics' high-flying superhero Hawkman headed for the big screen next? And who will be Green Lantern's main squeeze? Ahead of next month's big DC Entertainment announcements, rumors about their movies have started appearing all over the place. More » -
#decadeinreview
The Decade That Superhero Movies Beat Video-Game Movies
Ten years ago, superhero films and video-game films were both minor genres. You had your Batman Forever and your Mortal Kombat, but not much else. Both genres blew up in the 2000s, but superhero films won much bigger. For now. More » -
#exclusive
Terminator Vs. Grizzly Bear: Who Wins? And Can Khan Come Back?
The latest Terminator novel features Terminator-vs-grizzly-bear battles, train robbery, Terminator snowmobiles, a Terminator train, and dogsled chases. We asked writer Greg Cox about who'd win a Terminator/bear fight, novelizing Final Crisis and whether Khan should be in the next Trek. More » -
#batmaneternal
Bruce Wayne To Return Next Year... And Throughout Time
Bruce Wayne may be stranded in prehistoric times instead of dead, but if you thought bringing him back would be easy, think again. DC have unveiled The Return Of Bruce Wayne, a time-travel tale hyped as "Batman vs. history itself." More » -
#earthone
DC Celebrates 75th Birthday By Starting Over
Reboot fever has hit DC Comics, who have announced a new line of graphic novels to debut next year, retelling the stories of Superman and Batman from the very beginning updated for new audiences, called Earth One. More » -
#blacksuperheroes
Why James Rhodes Is Comics' Ideal Black Hero
When it comes to superhero fiction, there are certain iconic archetypes; Superman is the iconic whitebread hero, Batman the iconic OCD loner. But did you realize that Iron Man's James Rhodes is the accidental iconic black superhero? We'll explain.
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#essentialreading
5 Comics You're Not Reading (But Should Be)
You're not new to comics, but you've read all the big names and you're not sure where to go next. Luckily, we're here with five suggestions to make your November bookshelf that little bit heavier. More » -
#comicswecrave
Epic God-On-Dinosaur Action In This Week's Comics
It's a week where Wonder Woman gets her ass kicked, Hercules recruits superheroes for some assaultin', and dinosaurs migrate south for the winter. Oh, and a Portland detective agency opens its doors for business. Oh, comics! How we're cravin' you. More » -
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#horror
Are We Seeing The Rise Of Alzheimer's Horror?
It's the ultimate terror: The number of people with Alzheimer's and other age-related dementia will double in the next 20 years. And we're starting to see more horrific tales about forgetting, or people losing their personalities. Welcome to Alzheimer's horror. More » -
#pumpkincopia
Weirdest And Most Wonderful Halloween Comic Covers
If you were explaining Hallowe'en to someone unfamiliar with the concept, don't use comic books as a visual aid. As these 50 covers show, All Hallow's Eve is apparently about pumpkins, cleavage and monsters. Then again, maybe they are right... More » -
#comicswecrave
Wood, Dreams And The Victory Of Evil In This Week's Comics
Killer puppets and wily foxes offer the best thrills in this week's new comic releases, but there's also a nice taster for curious potential Hellboy fans and even the seventh issue of a six issue mini-series. Hello, Comics We Crave!
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#americanvampire
The Future Of Vampires Is Amercian
Never mind your emo Twilight vampires - Newly announced comic series American Vampire will see writers Scott Snyder and Stephen King create a whole new "muscular and vicious" breed of toothy undead next year. More » -
#braveandboldrecap
NPH's Batvillainy Is Music To Our Ears
Neil Patrick Harris and The Brave and The Bold - Two great tastes that taste great together? Judging by the Doctor Horrible-esque musical episode of the Batman cartoon, definitely. We want a rematch (or several) already. More » -
#comicswecrave
Tis The Season For Tesla, Frankenstein And This Week's Comics
You can tell that we're getting closer to Hallowe'en, just by looking at this week's new comic releases: Vampires! Zombie plagues! Frankenstein's Monster! Nikolai Tesla! Okay, maybe not that last one. But these are still Comics We Crave.
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#braveboldrecap
Brave And Bold Is Back - But Not Hitting The Spot
Somewhere out there, the ghost of Jack Kirby is happy, because last night's return of Batman: The Brave and The Bold gave his OMAC character the best treatment he's had in 30+ years. Shame the episode was still pretty dull. More » -
#greenlantern
Green Lantern Leaves Oz Because Of Green
Even before it's started shooting, the movie version of DC Comics' Green Lantern has hit trouble. Thanks to the falling US dollar, the production has found itself homeless with just months to go before it's due to begin. More »
