Comic timing

Comic books have been around since the early 1930’s and has since become a huge cultural impact, bringing young and old audiences all sorts of great stories, and imaginative concepts. But ever since The Dark Knight Returns made it’s way onto the pages and into people’s homes, the comic book scene has never quite been the same, with stories getting darker, and more bold, featuring grotesque moments, and more intense storylines. Then the 70s came around and everybody was talking about mental illnesses

My yet to be documented feelings of the X-Men franchise can best be described as mixed. I am not as huge of a fan of the original trilogy as most people, and I actually prefer “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” to any of those films. I do, however, very much like this newest trilogy, of which “Apocalypse” is the closing entry. (Alas, I haven’t seen “Deadpool”). That mixed feeling on the entire series applies to this installment, as well, although I am leaning positive on this one. “X-Men Apocalypse” is set

was his dual interest in high-brow art and the genre of the graphic comic book. It was this fascination that propelled him from street artist, to the more venerated genre of ‘serious artist.’ “we talked about painting a lot. And that’s when Jean-michel and I realized we had something in common. There were no other people from the graffiti world who knew anything about the painters who interested us. Everybody was interested in comic-book art stuff sold in supermarkets with bright colours and bold

Okay, so the title is a bit of a misnomer as David Edelstein no longer maintains his online blog “Reel Time” for the Slate. His CV includes stints as a critic for Boston Phoenix, The Village Voice, Rolling Stone, Slate, (Aradillas, “Reel Time with David Edelstein) and his current employment at New York Magazine, writing for their online entertainment section, Vulture. With the surge in popularity of superhero films in the past decade, and several more plotted for the future, it is becoming increasingly

There is a different ride coming to Universal Orlando Resort. The unique Marvel ride in Islands of Adventure will be the best ride in the theme of Marvel. SXFA is a strange roller coaster that will blow your mind away. The name SXFA has come from four of the themes in Marvel. They are Spiderman, X-Men, Fantastic Four, and the Avengers. When you first enter the line to go on to the ride you will experience a person asking you to pick your music and once you do you need to provide them your name.

As it was earlier confirmed that there is indeed a Kingsman 2, looks like the film now is in search for a perfect villain, someone who can fill Kingsman: The Secret Service's villain Richmond Valentine's (Samuel L. Jackson) shoe. And apparently, the film has already set eyes on the Academy Award winner Julianne Moore for the role. There is still no confirmation if what particular role Moore would play if she will join The Kingsman 2. But according to The Hollywood Reporter, Julianne Moore is in

The Avenger, one of the best movies. It is a great story. Also, it has great character, their personalities are amazing. Specially, when each character has a characteristic that distinguish them from others. I will focus on the incredible Hulk and the Black Widow. The Black Widow and Hulk are superheroes, but they are different at their anger, reaction and body size. The similarity between Black Widow and Hulk are both possesses superpowers. Hulk can get his strength when he just becomes

scenes without lacking any substance to the storyline. The story was also sufficiently loyal with the original comic book material. It had a definitive style and presence that was unique to the movie, while managing to keep the essence of the series. It made sure to cater to its die-hard comic fans, while appealing to a general audience. For the comic fans, many “easter eggs” or nods to said comic were provided. But Suicide Squad also makes sure to adequately introduce the characters for those with no

It seems like the world has already taken sides when it comes to Captain America: Civil War, where some fans choose to go with Chris Evans’ Steve Rogers while others are sticking with Robert Downey Jr.’s Team Iron Man. The stars of the Marvel Netflix series Daredevil have also announced their alliances, whether it is with Team Captain America or Team Tony Stark, but which side is Jon Bernthal’s The Punisher on? ComicBook.com recently asked the cast and crew of Daredevil which side they were on in

So the whole thing is about depression, and about how to overcome it. There is a secondary story running throughout about how DC comics works and Morrison 's critique of that but it also serves the depression metaphor. So the whole thing starts with a dead god. That 's pretty heavy, and it is a dead god of war at that. Must mean that war is won - and the good guys lost. So he wasn 't killed with a regular bullet - he was killed with a bullet from the future (and as we learn later) an idealized proto