‘Captain America’: The Movie!
No, not the new one coming out in a few years– the 1990 one.
Starring Matt Salinger as Steve Rogers, we bring you this film as a reminder of how comic book movies used to be.
(Hat tip: David Gallaher.)
No, not the new one coming out in a few years– the 1990 one.
Starring Matt Salinger as Steve Rogers, we bring you this film as a reminder of how comic book movies used to be.
(Hat tip: David Gallaher.)
San Diego Comic-Con International has come and gone, and it was a blast! But boy, am I exhausted. I definitely need a little bit of mellow down-time after all of the (great!) excitement of the biggest genre con in North America (or maybe the world? I’m too tired to look this up, y’all). That’s why…
As is the new habit in basic cable, the Cartoon Network split the current season of its hilarious Robot Chicken into two halves, airing the first part of the fifth season late last year and then, a few weeks ago kicking off the second season. Where they didn’t follow the script was releasing Robot Chicken…
Back in the dim pre-cable days, the independent stations in New York would run movies at all hours of the day. Those of us addicted to television were exposed to movies both great and not-so-great with amazing regularity and repetitiveness. One of those pleasures was in spotting performers we knew from other roles, at different…
Ah, as Valentine’s Day nears, it’s time to turn your thoughts to… Halloween? Comic Book Resources has an interesting interview with Stefan Hutchinson, the writer of Halloween: Nightdance, a four-issue miniseries hitting shelves in February from Devil’s Due Publishing. The topics of discussion include, of course, "Why February?" What’s really interesting about the interview, however,…
Dean Cain, teevee’s second on-going Superman and the fourth in the cape, will be guest-starring on Smallville in the role of the murderous Dr. Curtis Knox. Previous Smallville guest-stars included Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder (both, of course, from the Warner Bros. movie series) and Wonder Woman‘s Lynda Carter. The former star of Lois & Clark:…
You don’t really believe that Chief Thunderthud was a racist, do you? Our man Thunderthud was called a “chief,” but he wore only a single feather on his head instead of the fully-feathered bonnet we were used to seeing perched atop guys who answered to “chief” in the cowboy pictures I saw before you were…