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MysterioMaximus • 08/12/12
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While Christopher Nolan may have hung up the cape and cowl…this hasn’t stopped fans from delivering fan film after fan film to induct their favorite untouched characters into The Dark Knight realism. See Riddler and Ventriloquist in Batman: Puppet Master – quite possibly one of the highest quality and sincerely well acted Batman fan films […]
Manny Duran • 08/09/12
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The biggest complaint made of films adapted from books, comic books, or other mediums is that the movie was not “true” to the original story or origins of the characters. Much has been said of Nolan’s movies not fitting the Batman canon and the story not being real according to the real Batman story. Now which real canon might the angry fan base be referring to when they make these accusations and weak critiques? The story where Batman and Robin get captured by aliens and exhibited in an intergalactic petting zoo? There is also the canonical Batman story of him becoming a baby but still fighting crime as Bat-baby, there is even the canonical Batman story of him solving the mystery behind The Beatles’ Paul McCartney is dead conspiracy. Yes, all of these are part of the Batman story that has been on-going for over 70 years and are published DC comic books. The list goes on and on without me even needing to make a mention of, also-part-of-the-Batman-canon, character, Batman Jones (Google him if you’d like).
cyberspace steve • 08/09/12
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Famous Fanmail From: Roger Slifer (co-creator of Lobo) To: Astonishing Tales Date: June 1974 About: It, the Living Colossus
Blue Elf • 08/09/12
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Don't touch... I'm using this for plugin tests :P
cyberspace steve • 08/08/12
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The 10th Muse is the modern-day daughter of the Greek god, Zeus. The series was initially published by Image Comics but later moved to Avatar and then Alias. Variant covers are available with Rena Mero dressed up as the title character!
cyberspace steve • 08/07/12
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics. DC Comics allowed Mark Waid to create a new jumping on point […]
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