If you’re like me, some of the happiest moments in the Spider-Man films came when Sam Raimi found a spot to slip in the theme from the ’67 animated series. So, for your listening pleasure, we have some cover versions of the song, from Michael Buble… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufby-tcX14k …to the Ramones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFync_NVjRg And for some additional…
In the category of "familiar names in not so familiar places," editor Barbara Randall Kesel (late of CrossGen, Dark Horse and DC) has a new gig — overseeing a comic entitled The National Triumph League, which will be cowritten by New York Jets fullback Darian Barnes. The Jets’ official site is already publicizing this venture,…
Even if you have a pretty new computer these days, you might be out of luck when it comes to new diversions. A brand-new web-only science fiction series called Sanctuary has debuted, and I couldn’t even get the preview to play on my new Macbook without it freezing and reloading four times in two minutes. …
The Big ComicMix Broadcast slides into the weekend with a wrap up of the big week of TV News, the scoop on a few new variant covers to hunt down, more things to watch on the web and the return of two popular indy comics. Plus we sit down with former DC superstar DAN MISHKIN…
Boy oh boy. We’re a little late to the party, here’s the quick recap: Todd Goldman is the founder of “David and Goliath,” a merchandise company which produces clothing, posters and other merchandise featuring a variety of artwork and slogans that he theoretically created all by himself. According to the Wall Street Journal, the sales…
One of my favorite web cartoonists, August Pollak, hits a home run with his Some Guy with a Website strip called "Internet Argument." If you ever want to explain the world of blogs to anyone, you could do much worse than this strip.
One of the films that might get lost in the 10 billion dollar summer is a little film called The Martian Child, based on the Hugo and Nebula award-winning story by SF writer David Gerrold which, despite the title and pedigree, isn’t really a science fiction story. It stars John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Joan Cusack…
We seem to have an unofficial theme of sorts today. Fans of The X-Files remember the Lone Gunmen, the trio of brilliant but socially inept hackers and conspiracy experts that made comic book fans look socially un-inept. They were spun off into their own short-lived TV series, which recently became available on DVD. But some…
John Scalzi has posted Michael Capobianco’s platform on his website, and there’s a lot of activity in comment threads. A quickie election blog has sprung up, and it’s turning into one of the most viewed blog contests on the web. Which proves Scalzi’s point about operating in Internet time.
Remember when Doonesbury’s Duke ran for president back in 2000? For some of us, that no longer seems like such a weird choice. Evidently, Garry Trudeau and the folks at Universal Press Syndicate feel the same way, as they have started to make available free of charge their short animations from the "Duke 2000 —…
World Entertainment News Network reports that Disney is considering legal action against an organization called Sinful Comics after they produced a "raunchy" strip featuring Pirates Of The Caribbean actors. British newspaper The Sun reports Sinful have created a comic strip, which sees movie beauty Keira Knightley being seduced by co-stars Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom….
Yes, I know it’s offline, as is BobGreenberger.com. I’ve got my webmaster hat on and I’m trying to resolve the problem ASAP. UPDATE: Servers restored.
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