On April 18, 1938, Superman was introduced to the world in Action Comics #1. On the cover was an image of Superman lifting a car over his head. From that point forward, writer Jerry Siegel’s and artist Joe Shuster’s creation of Superman has become a world-wide phenomenon.
Have you ever wanted a REALLY, REALLY BIG BOOK OF AVENGERS COMICS? Well have I got something for you.
Taschen has just released the biggest book of Avengers comics you will ever find. I don’t mean in terms of issues. I mean in size. This book is HUGE!!!!!!
A fantastic new Spider-man book has just hit the market. It comes from TASCHEN, a company that I have bought many wonderful books from. They are known for marketing these HUGE OVERSIZED editions. I love these things. It’s just that I don’t have anywhere to put them any longer. They don’t exactly fit on a bookshelf. (They do market many normal-sized books as well.)
So Jennifer Garner has a new movie coming out soon called “Peppermint.” I thought I would make a little improvement to its poster. This is the film I really want to see.
On March 28th, the CW’s “The Flash” comes to CBS’s “Supergirl” for a one-off guest shot.
The episode is entitled “Worlds Finest” and finds Barry Allen traversing the multiverse and ending up on Supergirl’s Earth. As it is, both shows don’t exist in the same reality, which allows both networks to not have to keep any kind of continuity between shows.
Right now, I know that you’re sitting around thinking to yourself “what would it look like if someone combined Star Wars with Calvin and Hobbes?” Well, I’ve got great news for you. Someone did it.
What does “Calvin and Hobbes” have to say about “Star Wars?”
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It’s been a while, but it’s time for another Calvin and Hobbes Mashup. This time, Calvin and Hobbes torments William Shatner in the “Twilight Zone’s ‘Nightmare at 20,000 Feet.’” I think Shatner may have been better off with the gremlin.
Jared Leto was missing from the “Suicide Squad” cast photo the other week, but now comes a stand-alone with him seemingly in Joker makeup. The photo is taken in a way that is to remind us of Alan Moore’s cover for his 1988 Batman Comic “The Killing Joke.” That’s the comic that finally gave the Joker an origin story and paralyzed Barbara Gordon (Batgirl). And – SPOILER (but hey, it’s 27 years old so come on now) – it’s the one where Batman may or may not have killed The Joker at the end (which I guess is still in debate).
Fox’s “Deadpool” starring Ryan Reynolds as the titular character to be rated PG-13? Blasphemy! Well, it was only meant to be an April Fools joke. As the below video shows, “Deadpool” will indeed be rated R when it hits cinemas next year.