Admit it, you’re jonesing for "Smith and Jones", the first episode of the next season. Or if you aren’t, Gold and Ostrander sure are. And we’re good little enablers over here. With that in mind, we point you to FreemaAgyeman.com, where the Doctor Who BBCi Red Button Preview Video is appearing.
Will that hold you for a while?
Via Lisa at Sequentially Speaking, the BBC has launched an interactive Comic Maker section of its ever-growing Dr. Who website. If you’re not from England, however, don’t bother clicking here, because rights restrictions will prevent you from using the site’s Flash portion. Nothing like proprietary software rights to take the fun out of things. Apparently…
The upcoming R-rated animated feature film Red Nails, based upon Robert E. Howard’s famous Conan story of the same name, has its voice cast in place. Co-writer and producer Steve Gold notes in his blog Ron Perlman (Hellboy) has been cast as Conan the Cimmerian, Cree Summer (Ben 10, The Boondocks) as Valeria, Marg Helgenberger…
Did you expect anything than an (almost) Box Office Bonanza for THOR? We sit with the Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston and Kenneth Branagh on what hay took away from the experience of the film, plus Kevin Ferge talks about how these little things lead to THE AVENGERS. Think THE AVENGERS will work as a big…
Space kid – honorary deputy of the Space Patrol! Space Kid! is a pulpy, old-school, retro-sci-fi, all-ages fun-and-adventure weekly webcomic by John MacLeod. Launched in June 2010, Space Kid is a weekly web comic with a new page posted every Sunday — all previous pages are still up and easily viewable so you can read…
Baby boomers have been whining about this since the turn of the century. Well, we’re about to get our wish. Sort of. According to Sharon Gaudin at IDG, we’re about to get our flying car. Terrafugia Inc. is currently creating a prototype of The Transition, a 19-foot, two-seat "roadable light-sport aircraft" that is both road-worthy…
Warner Bros.’ Michigan J. Frog, the singing and dancing, top hat-wearing, cane-wielding amphibian, is a character that has been around since the 1950s. He made his debut in a 7 minute animated short titled One Froggy Evening, which is now one of the most renowned animated shorts in history. I remember watching this cartoon as…
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Maggie the Cat's titanium claws must fit under her gloves. OK, I'll give you that. But, what's the point of the broken zipper on her cat suit or her huge metal pasties?Seriously, Maggie has just been clocked in the jaw. There is blood dripping down the side of her mouth and yet she is standing around with her arms crossed listening to Jon expound like nothing happened. Then, flip the page and the next moment Maggie is magically in a new outfit, her hair is braided and she has no bruise or fat lip. She's putting on her metal claws and metal bra, preparing to help Jon. Why? What is her motivation? And why does Jon want the help of someone he just punched out for stealing a diamond and putting his life in jeopardy? Why is he so willing to take Maggie's word at face value that the diamond is junk? I guess these four pages have less to do with character and continuity and more to do with exposition and moving toward the next plot point…stopping nuclear terror!
Russ gets extra points for figuring out a week early what you do with a beryllium sphere. As a reward, he gets to read the remaining installments of Ashes Of Eden for free.
Agree re: Maggie's outfit. The open chest and metal bra are kinda silly.Still, this is a damn entertaining read and look forward to rest.