Dark Horse will be publishing two new Firefly comics. One will be by Patton Oswald, who currently appears on Caprica. The other, co-authored by Joss Whedon and his younger brother, will provide some answers to our questions about Shepherd Book.
Details at Comic Book Resources.
I’m continuing with my reviews of Outlanders… with a bit of a correction – the series was published in the US in the late 80’s by Dark Horse. My review of Volume 1 said it was published in the Mid-90s. Anyway, with that aside, we’ll see how well this volume continues the series. Read the rest of this entry »
This week demonstrated the Kids can still be both bizarre and tasteless. I wish they had been consistently funny.
As of this week, I’m starting to list Boom! Studios titles as well. The complete list of titles is available here.
The Academy Awards for films released in 2009 have been announced. Below, you’ll find the complete results, with winners listed first in category and formatted in green bold text and with nominees listed afterwards. (Thanks for the suggestion, Lunadude.)
The Razzie awards are celebrating their 30th anniversary this year. Not only did they “honour” this year’s worst theatrical output, but they’ve also pointed out some notables from the entire decade.
Caprica airs its second strong ep in two weeks.
Tim Burton’s 3D vision of the Lewis Carroll classic opened this weekend. How does it hold up? Can Burton still deliver in the new visual format?
By popular demand, here’s a review of a non-genre detective series starring Captain Tightpants himself, Nathan Fillion.
