Part 2 of “The Other League”! As a deadly hunter continues his murderous quest for the Atlantean trident, an unknown chapter of Aquaman’s life is revealed! Before he was a part of the Justice League, Aquaman was Arthur, the man from Atlantis, and leader of a mysterious team of adventurers. Armed with weapons forged in Aquaman’s past, these men and women were on their way to becoming the most powerful people on Earth – until it all came crashing down.
DC Entertainment releases a new Free Comic Book Day image of the Justice League by Jim Lee. Have a look at this beautiful eye candy! It shows The New 52 version of “The Magnificent Seven” fighting what could be new recruits…
With Marvel’s Avengers movie being released this weekend, the bar in super-hero movies has officially been raised. Besides The Dark Knight, what else can DC release in order to combat with the stellar films that Marvel has released as of late? Here is a top five list of movies that DC can make in order to deal with the amount of momentum Marvel is gaining in the film world.
Pixar might have surpassed parent company Disney as the most dependable name in animation known the world over (let’s forget about Cars 2 for now), but for the last 25 years, another studio has been quietly making some of the best-looking, funniest and most charming animated films to grace theaters.
My love-hate relationship with Red Hood and the Outlaws continues as Scott Lobdell and Kenneth Rocafort do something things right and other things… not so right.
Who destroyed Atlantis? In the start of a new storyline, we follow the hunter as he stalks and kills his prey, claiming their weapons and armor as trophies. A golden shield, a golden helm…and the final prize is the most powerful of all: a golden trident. The only problem is, he’s going to have to go through Aquaman to get it. Who is he? What is the secret of Aquaman’s trident? And how does this all tie into the destruction of Atlantis?
Despite the blight of the action genre thanks in large part to Michael Bay’s presence, there are still a lot of sharp and smart action films to be had today. Trick is, you might have to seek them out in foreign film markets. After debuting at Toronto International Film Festival last year, Indonesian film The Raid: Redemption has hit U.S. shores packing a strong, albeit familiar, punch.
Obviously, Sonic the Hedgehog possesses the entirely beneficial property of being a blue hedgehog, but what makes other speedsters special? Does super speed measure up to other powers or has the concept run its course?
The first season of Alcatraz bowed out with a finale that was a reflection of the series’ most interesting part, even though the reasons behind the show’s limited success remained palpable during the extended closing episode (“Garrett Sillman”/”Tommy Madsen”).
Hello and welcome back to another review of The Vampire…wooaaah. What on Earth is going on? This episode was full-on crazy. Not the typical TVD game-changing kind of crazy but more like twist-you-up-real-good crazy. You actually had to pay attention to this episode if you wanted to know what was going on. The episode had no Klaus or Caroline to root for, no Elijah to honor and no Bonnie to dislike, yet it was bloody good. Props should be given to The Vampire Diaries’ writing staff who pulled off yet another stellar episode and managed to do so with very little action and a lot of plot-heavy developments.
Two things need to be cleared up before we jump into the episode: this is not an Original-episode and nobody, including the writers, cared enough about last month’s cliffhanger to see any kind of resolution. In fact, we met Alaric unharmed in a prison cell where he was interrogated by Sheriff Forbes. Apparently Meredith twisted his words around in such fashion that he was considered to be the killer.
