DC FanDome: ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Opens The Hall Of Heroes
Let’s face it, 2020 has been a mess for the majority of its duration thus far. However, thanks to the
Read moreLet’s face it, 2020 has been a mess for the majority of its duration thus far. However, thanks to the
Read moreOn the Suicide Squad panel, hosted by James Gunn, we finally got a look at which villains the cast are
Read moreCOVID-19 has claimed another convention as Motor City Comic Con has been canceled for this year. Michigan’s largest and longest
Read moreYou can’t go to a convention right now, so some folks are bringing the convention to you. Such is the
Read moreRealizing that their schedule was quite ambitious, DC FanDome has split itself into two events. The “Hall of Heroes” this
Read moreWe’re more than halfway through August and before you know it, fall and Halloween will be here. With regards to
Read moreHaving a good weekend so far? Well, here’s hoping we can make it even better with our top ten choices
Read moreOn the one hand, DC Comics is reeling from the huge layoffs that were announced at the start of this
Read moreForbidden Planet is the latest to join the increasing growth in online comic cons and festivals to mark its 42nd
Read moreFranchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreWith just two weeks to go until DC Comics’ digital festival DC Fandome come online we have been given more
Read moreWith convention season disrupted by the current pandemic, events have gone virtual to bring the experience to fans. Because of
Read moreThe coronavirus has hit people, and businesses hard, and the arts too, with many cultural institutions such as museums and
Read morePopular mobile brawler Marvel Contest of Champions is holding a world wide tournament this summer. From August 17th to September
Read moreV. E. Schwab’s new fantasy-based series, Extraordinary, was announced at the Shades of Magic Comic-Con@Home panel over the weekend, a series set
Read moreLast week, IDW announced a round of promotions at following Chris Ryall’s departure, but changes are already afoot in the
Read moreIf you’re a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fan, Back to the Future fan or Locke & Key fan then IDW got
Read moreAHOY had their very own panel online over the weekend with Mariah McCourt, Eisner Award nominated Steve Pugh, Mark Russell and
Read moreI’m not ashamed to admit that I might be one of the world’s biggest fans of Kevin Smith. Granted, I
Read moreI’ve loved movies since I was 4-years-old, and I ultimately credit Batman (1989) with blowing the door open to the
Read moreAuthor Ray Bradbury (1920-2012) has made an impression on anyone who has an appreciation for literature. Moreover, the writer tends
Read moreIt could be argued that even before this pandemic, movies were missing something. Or at least, I think so, but
Read moreComic book historian and moderator Jessica Tseang, comedian and activist Chris Bryant, writer Sam Maggs, and Sailor Moon Crystal voice
Read moreUnderstandably, Comic-Con: International is different in 2020 than in years past. For the past decade or so, the world’s largest
Read moreThe “Discover Yours” panels from Boom! Studios provides the comic publisher a good opportunity to introduce the variety of titles
Read moreMaybe I shouldn’t admit this, but for this article, I will. I’m 31, yet I still watch Saturday morning cartoons
Read moreProduction company, Rooster Teeth, unveiled tons of news regarding their different shows early Saturday afternoon during Comic-Con@Home. Their panel informed
Read moreDespite Constantine (2005) being released during the start of the golden age of the comic book movie and proving to
Read moreMost big conventions, IDW holds a panel covering their upcoming artist editions they have coming out. These books provide fans
Read moreGood morning, good morning! With Comic-Con@Home still ongoing, we’ve decided to postpone this weekend’s regular Super Sunday of previews in
Read moreMuch of writer-director-producer George A. Romero‘s filmography is seemingly prescient of the times in which we’re living. I’ve recently re-watched
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