The Lantern Cuts Green Onions– er, ‘The Onion’ Cuts ‘Green Lantern’
It’s not real until it’s been confirmed by America’s Finest News Source™:
‘Green Lantern’ To Fulfill America’s Wish To See Lantern-Based Characters On Big Screen
It’s not real until it’s been confirmed by America’s Finest News Source™:
‘Green Lantern’ To Fulfill America’s Wish To See Lantern-Based Characters On Big Screen
Comics Links They’re sold out now, but for a brief, shining moment, the world had a chance to buy knitted Hellboy dolls. (Figures? Plushes? What do you call these things?) [via Newsarama] This weekend, The New York Times dug through Stan Lee’s boxes of old photos for an article about the places he’s lived. Comic…
I do like titles that end with “by {insert author};” they save me time and space on my post titles. Perhaps I should do a year where I only read books like that. (I rely on you readers to talk me out of patently stupid ideas like that one.) I have a feeling Liz Prince…
Producer Lauren Shuler Donner told Indie London that X-Men Origins: Wolverine is “very good. I’m very pleased with it. It’s very much an origins story. It’s very much in the tone of the first X-Men.” As for the next Origins project, she said, “We have a great script on Magneto. I’ll tell you the honest…
Want to see Watchmen before mere mortals? Can’t get into the MTV "Spoilers" show? Now you have another way, plus you get to see an art show and help out MoCCA while you do it. The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art is presenting a Special Advance Screening of Watchmen on March 5th, yes 5th,…
People will tell you that The Ghost in the Shell is a single story, about a cyborg cop in a complex future Japan and her pursuit of a mysterious AI called The Puppeteer. They are lying to you. Oh, that thread is here, and the very last installment here sees the conclusion of that story….
Frank McCourt, the Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of Angela’s Ashes, died on Sunday, July 19, of metastatic melanoma. Though his loss is undoubtedly felt acutely in literary circles, it is also felt among the thousands of students to whom he taught English and Creative Writing, first at McKee Vocational High School in Staten Island, NY and then…