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G-Man — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:43:20 -0800

G-Man, Babs, Red L.A.M.P. and Drew talk about zombies, whether or not Monkey Hitman should wear assless chaps, is Moonstone skanky and Batman vs. Carrot Top.

Comic Vine Podast 11/20/09 (Zombies, Baboon Butts, Batman Vs Carrot Top)

G-Man — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:00:00 -0800

It's Friday so that means another episode of the Comic Vine Podcast.

This week Drew from Giant Bomb joins in on the fun. Our conversation dealt with Zombies , Monkey Hitman (and assless chaps), is Moonstone a skank, why people should like Wonder Woman and if Batman can take on Carrot Top.

We also manage to squeeze some actual comic book talk, specifically the Punisher and his current "FrankenCastle" situation along with this week's comic covers.

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A Look At Motion Comics!

Babs — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:00:00 -0800

Call me a traditionalist, but motion comics have always been somewhat hard for me to swallow due to the fact that they lie somewhere between cartoon animated features, and comic books, but are neither one nor the other. I will be honest, most of the Marvel motion comics have really done nothing for me. I found them to be too flashy and in your face. Not to mention the fact that most of them have some really terrible music. I had sworn off of motion comics almost entirely until I stumbled across this Black and White Batman series. I have decided to post one of each for you guys to watch and enjoy at your leisure. Which do you prefer? What elements make them good or bad? Do you like motion comics?

Astonishing X-Men: Episode 01 Gifted

BATMAN: Black & White Episode 03 Two of a Kind

After having watched the motion comic animated 'Black And White Batman' short I fell in love and wanted to purchase the entire series on iTunes. I thought I would never enjoy motion comics, but I feel like this series really proved me wrong. If you know me well enough, then you know that Batman is my absolute favorite comic book character, so anything related to the character I always find I have some appreciation fo; especially anything that is backed by Bruce Timmr. However, there is something really gorgeous about this series that I felt struck me. It feels so raw, and beautiful. Everything from the use of shadows, to the fact noir element that is captured in the style of the series is simply breathtaking.

You can purchase the Marvel motion comics here , and if you enjoyed the Batman motion comics series then you can purchase them here .

Which do you prefer and why? Do you like motion comics at all?

BBC America Announces US Premiere Of Doctor Who: The End Of Time, Pt 1

G-Man — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 06:00:00 -0800

U.S. and UK viewers agree that Doctor Who is a great show. We've had some friendly teasing over the fact that U.S. audiences have to wait to see the new episodes. It's fair that it should air on British television before coming to America. With Doctor Who: The End Of Time , we will see the beginning of the end for David Tennant as the Doctor . The first part will air in Britain on Christmas Day. When will U.S. audiences get to see it?

BBC America has announced that U.S. viewers will get to watch the episode on December 26, 2009 at 9 pm ET/PT, one day later! That is great news! I am both excited and saddened over these two episodes. Check out the following sneak peak of the episode (I assume this video will only work in the US so overseas viewers may have to check with their local BBC website if you haven't already seen this):

What could possibly bring on the end of this regeneration of the Doctor? I almost hate to find out. The episode will guest star John Simm, Timothy Dalton, Catherine Tate, Lindsay Duncan and Bernard Cribbins. The premiere date for Part 2 will be announced soon.

Blackest Night: Series 2 Action Figures Next Week!

inferiorego — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:00:00 -0800

With Blackest Night in full swing, DC Direct , yet again, has more figures from the series coming out on Tuesday, 11/25. In series one, we saw the release of Black Lantern Earth-2 Superman , Atrocitus , Saint Walker , and Boodikka . And with this next week, we see the release of Indigo , John Stewart , Black Lantern Martian Manhunter , and Kryb .

These figures all are based off their likenesses from the current Blackest Night storyline

All four figures feature multiple points of articulation and include a display base. John Stewart and Indigo each come with their own version of a lantern, and Kryb comes with a baby accessory that fits into the cage-like sack affixed to her back.

Series one, to me, was a little bit of a let down. I picked up Atrocitus and Satin Walker. For this weeks series, I will be picking up every figure. The amount of detail within these figures is amazing. One of the best parts about this current Green Lantern Figure run is that each figure comes with it's own little accessory. Indigo has her staff, John has his lantern, M.M. has that wicked torn up cape (accessory?), and Kryb has two little babies that fit into her back... Anyone else creeped out by that? Each figure will range from $14.99-$17.99, depending where you buy it from. Sometimes it may seem like a little too much for a toy, but with the high quality DC Direct puts out, it is worth it.

If you are unfamiliar with these characters check out early 2009 issues of Green Lantern Corps for Kryb, current issues of Green Lantern for Indigo, Blackest Night 1 & 2 for Martian Manhunter, and current issues of Green Lantern Corps for John Stewart.

The Defenders Must Save The Super Hero Squad!

G-Man — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 04:00:00 -0800

Defenders #2, October 1972

The new episodes for The Super Hero Squad keep on coming. With them we get more guest stars. In the sixteenth episode, the Defenders must come to help save the day. Debuting at 7:30 pm ET on Saturday (although I noticed last week the new episode still aired in the morning as well), the next episode will have Baron Mordo transform Iron Man into the evil "Iron Menace." The Iron Menace is a deadly threat that overcomes both the Lethal Legion and the Squad! When the Silver Surfer and Hulk team with Dr. Strange and Valkyrie to form "The Defenders," the forces of good will "Hero Up!" like never before!

Michelle Trachtenberg (Gossip Girl) reprises her role as Valkyrie on this action-packed episode. Who do you think will show up next?

I also dig how they continue to spoof classic overs with these promos for the episodes.

Is Wonder Woman a Criminal?

inferiorego — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 03:00:00 -0800

Diana has tossed away her bracelets and lasso. She has renounced her Amazonian heritage. In addition, Ares is back and has a bone to pick with her. To top it all off, she's now in considered a criminal by her own people.
DC's The Source released these images, along with a re-release of the solicit, this morning highlighting next week's issue of Wonder Woman .

Wonder Woman’s world is turned upside-down as she finds herself branded a criminal by her own people. And who are the Crows, and what awful secret do they carry that will affect Diana forever? I can’t reveal it all here, of course, but I can show off a few pages from WONDER WOMAN #38 , courtesy of Gail Simone and artist Aaron Lopresti, which hits 11/25.

Gail Simone and Aaron Lopresti have both been working together on this volume for over a year now. You may know Lopresti's work from earlier issues of the current Ms. Marvel run, and Gail Simone from DC's Secret Six . And although this is midway through a current storyline, Diana is on the verge of being executed. Will this happen? Will she ever gain the acceptance of her people again?

Idris Elba Cast As Heimdall In Thor Movie

G-Man — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 02:00:00 -0800

I'm telling you, it's going to be a party in Asgard when the Thor movie is released. Another Asgardian God has been cast. Heat Vision has reported that Idris Elba has been cast as Heimdall . Heimdall is the guardian of the Bifrost Bridge, also known as the Rainbow Bridge. The bridge is the way between Asgard and Midgard (Earth).

Elba is probably best known for his role as Russell "Stringer" Bell on The Wire . He also recently appeared on seven episodes of The Office (U.S. version) as Charles Miner.

The cast for Thor just keeps getting bigger and bigger. While Heimdall might not be the biggest name in Asgard, the fact that he's included is pretty interesting. We know that at some point in the movie, Thor will be traveling to Earth. Natalie Portman has been cast as Jane Foster so we can assume Thor will appear as Don Blake as well. Whether or not Elba will have a big role in the movie or just appear when it's time for Thor to go traveling will remain to be seen.

Marvel, DC...And Twilight Parody

G-Man — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:00:00 -0800

You love Marvel, right? DC gets you excited too. Now don't worry, I won't ask you to admit how much you dig Twilight. The following video may be a dream come true. Check out what ItsJustSomeRandomGuy does when he combines all three.

Comic Vine News: Zombies ATTACK!

Babs — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:32:34 -0800

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Comic Vine gives you the latest news update from the ruins of our studio!

Punisher #11

G-Man — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:30:08 -0800

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Are you ready for...FrankenCastle?!?

Comic Vine News: Zombies ATTACK!

Babs — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:00:00 -0800

Comic Vine gives you the latest news update from the ruins of our studio!

Necrosha , Blackest Night , who can keep track of all the zombie story lines in comics these days? Check out our new weekly segment where we choose some of our favorite news stories from the past week and highlight them on our news show. This week we talk about Hawkman on Smallville, Catwoman, and zombies attack the Comic Vine studio! Will the staff get infected? Will they make it out alive? Will someone tell Babs to drop the awful faux British accent? Please?

Punisher #11 Review: Get Ready For FrankenCastle!

G-Man — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 09:00:00 -0800

Here we go, FrankenCastle. Is there any way this will work? The Punisher was sliced and diced by Daken in Dark Reign: The List - Punisher . I really wasn't sure what to think when I first heard about this. Let's have a look and see if it's any good.

I have to admit, I liked this. I'm not completely sold. I will be back for issue #12 to see where this will go. Perhaps it's because the Punisher isn't at the top of my list of favorites, I'm okay with this...for now. I want to see how thought out this is. How far can they go with this? How can they ever change FrankenCastle back to plain old Frank Castle?

Rick Remender does a good job here setting things up. I'm hoping we won't just have Frank hanging out on Monster Island. From what I've seen for the upcoming issues, it doesn't look like that will be the case. I'm really digging Tony Moore's art the more I see it (check out this week's Victorian Undead from Wildstorm). I'm curious what others will think. I'm really curious what the die-hard Punisher fans will have to say.

The bigger question could be what will Norman Osborn , Daken and the rest of the Marvel Universe think?

Justice League: The Complete Series DVD Review

G-Man — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:00:00 -0800

Own it on DVD, released 11/10/09

On November 10, 2009, Warner Home Video released Justice League: The Complete Series . What can I say about this series that you don't already know. Not only does this contain all 52 episodes from Justice League, it also contains all 39 episodes from Justice League Unlimited. That's a total of ninety-one episodes on fourteen discs.

In this action-packed adventure series, the world's greatest superheroes, including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Hawkgirl and Martian Manhunter, join forces as the Justice League to battle powerful villains, supernatural creatures and evil entities determined to take over the world and destroy the League.

I've spent the past week re-watching all the episodes. I realized that there were a couple I had missed. Seeing them again, you realize just how great this show was. This set is exactly what any comic book fan would want. We're talking 2062 minutes of Justice League action. The final three episodes of Justice League really shined. My favorite part was when the League went to Wayne Manor for the first time.

While I enjoyed the first Justice League series, I think it really took off with Unlimited . They set out to create a real world full of characters and they succeeded. The option of having an 'unlimited' cast to choose from for each mission just makes sense. It gave us the opportunity to see other parts of the DC Animated Universe . The biggest (and only) problem with this show is that it ended.

The set has a nice presentation. The two series are contained in separate plastic cases which both fit in a nice metal case. A bonus fifteenth disc contains a special: Unlimited Reserve: A League For The Ages ( 16:48 ).

James Tucker says it best, "We didn't go in thinking we were going to make the best superhero show ever but toward the end we realized 'hmm...we may have made the best superhero show ever.'"

The special has some nice insight from the creators. You really get the sense that they are proud of these shows as they rightfully should be. The extra disc also has some trailers: Ben 10 Alien Force, Lord Of The Rings Animated Film, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (two trailers), Batman: The Brave And The Bold, Barkugan.

There is the question for those that already own the separate seasons on DVD. Aside from the fifteenth disc and the packaging, there isn't really anything different from those. If you don't own the separate seasons or don't own them all, this is a must-buy. I was missing some of the seasons so I just gave my old ones to my brother. I'd imagine this would also make a great gift. If you don't own it, try planting some seeds among your loved ones in the hope of getting it.

What rating would I give this set? While I would love to have this set on Blu-ray, the only rating really possible, a 5 out of 5 . It was a great couple of series and it's unfortunate we can't get more. I could go on and on about how much I enjoyed this show but if you've seen any of the episodes, you already know what I would say. You can buy it HERE for just over sixty bucks. Not a bad price for all the hours of entertainment you get.

Daily Dose: The DEAD Avengers?!

Babs — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 07:00:00 -0800

Dark Avengers #11, The Authority #3, and Batman Unseen #4 Reviewed!

Dark Avengers #11

Written by: Brian Michael Bendis
Art by: Mike Deodato and Greg Horn

I should start off by saying that this issue is really well structured. The fact that the story opens up by referencing Victoria Hand's position as a S.H.I.E.L.D. accountant three years ago is a perfect set up. By starting the issue this way, Bendis allows for two ongoing story lines to occur simultaneously that cross over into one another, but still manage to remain separate, and do not confuse the reader. Victoria Hand is presented as this very weak female character in the beginning of the story, and you can see the way she has evolved and been strengthened as a character over the course of the last three years. This issue is as much about Norman Osborn's assistant as it is about Norman himself. In this issue, Norman is tested by the Molecule Man, who can easily destroy Norman if he wished to, but doesn't. The plot reaches a climax in the beginning of the book, and then reverts, before ending on a high note once again.

"The only thing I don't understand is...How long did you think you were going to have this job, anyhow? Everybody wants you to fail. Even the people who are rooting for you-- secretly they know what you are and they know what's going to happen to you...They're just waiting! When will he snap? Well, for my purposes, I can't wait. The sooner the better. And if I can help it along...all the better."

Bendis writes a perfectly despicable and resentful Molecule Man, which is perfectly captured in his character narration. Probably the most powerful scene in the entire comic is the interaction between Norman and the Molecule Man, who seems ready and willing to aid Norman in his own psychological destruction. This interaction reinforces the idea that Norman is self destructive, and that in the end, he very well may be his own enemy. His psychological instability seems to be what will more than likely result in his own demise.

Scenes which Molecule Man clearly has the upper hand and has invaded Norman's mind are drawn by Greg Horn, while all other scenes are drawn by Mike Deodato, who has been the artist on the book throughout the entire series. The decision to bring on another artist with a completely different style for these specific scenes acts to further reinforce the shift in the story which makes for an interesting dynamic. Perhaps the reason I enjoyed this book so much is due to the Molecule Man's prominent role in the story, specifically because he seems like such an unlikely adversary. A fantastic issue overall, my only complaint is that the interaction that Molecule Man has with the rest of the Avengers (Sentry, Ms. Marvel, Daken...) seems rushed and could have been extended.

4 out of 5

Batman Unseen #4 of 5

Written by Doug Moench
Art by: Kelley Jones

Of all the Batman books out in the market now, this is definitely one of my favorites. Written specifically for fans of the Bruce Wayne Batman- sans the side-kick, this book returns the character to his detective roots and reads like an edge of your seat mystery thriller that has over the years, been what has made Batman so intriguing to so many fans. Everything from the style of the writing to the art aid in bringing the reader back to a dark and dreary bronze age Batman, which is exactly what makes this such an interesting read. Kelley Jones' abstract and dark artistic style likens to that of Frank Miller's artistry in ' The Dark Knight Returns .' The way that the narration acts as an internal monologue intertwines perfectly with the character dialogue. The story is organized effectively into chapters which distinguish the transition from one scene to the next similar to a novel. Perhaps it is the way the book is structured, or the fact that it is so well written and organized, but this book blew me away. Mind you, Bruce Wayne is also my favorite comic book character so I tend to be a bit biased...then again if I think that he is characterized well in this book, then chances most Batman fans will agree.
Note that this title is out of the continuity of the other bat-books. I recommend picking up the three previous issues before tackling this one so that you can get the most out of this story.

4 out of 5

The Authority: The Lost Year #3

Story by: Grant Morrison and Keith Giffen
Written by: Keith Giffen
Art by: Darick Robertson and Trevor Scott

There are few artists that can capture the fluidity of movement and still maintain a gritty style; Darick Robertson however does exactly that. The first four pages exemplify his personal artistic style to perfection. If you have not and are not planning on picking up the two previous issues of The Authority, then there is really no sense in getting this one because you may not grasp what is going on. The content is somewhat graphic and the art is suggestive in some scenes, but entertaining, nonetheless. The book maintains an interesting plot and story and is very well structured, but without an understanding of these individual characters it is near impossible to read. One thing is certain, these guys are a hell of a lot more interesting than the Justice League . The script is well organized which is evident in the artistry of the first four pages. I personally love a good fight scene without dialogue; it is a great example of the artist's talent. While it was a fun read, I did have some trouble being engaged throughout the entire story and it felt no different (to me) than reading any other super hero book.

3 out of 5

Clone Wars: "Legacy Of Terror"

G-Man — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 06:15:59 -0800

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Jedi Master Luminara Unduli visits Geonosis.

The 5: Comics That Brought Me Back In‏

inferiorego — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 06:00:00 -0800

1999 InferiorEgo hates comics because he's lonely/dying on the inside

2008 InferiorEgo loves comics and now has a knight as his friend!

In 1995-96, I finished reading what I thought to be the greatest comic book story of all time, Age of Apocalypse . In fact, I thought it was so good that I stopped reading comic completely. "Nothing can be better than that!" Well, that was one reason. I was 14, at the time, and I desperately wanted to be cool. I was a nice kid, I played sports, I had a few friends, but I wanted to be someone people looked up to and wanted to hang out with. So, I did something I regret. I became a punk-rock d-bag. (I only regret the d-bag part) I made fun of comics quite a bit. I never made fun of the people that read them, but I considered comics to be "only for kids." I never truly believed this, it's just something I said hoping that the cooler kids would like me. I was never the really popular guy I thought I could be, and I had given up something I really, truly enjoyed: reading comic books. Fast-forward to 2003, I'm finishing up my associates degree and about to move Chicago to work on my BA. I've had a torrid love affair with non-fiction for quite some time, but when it came to fiction, I wasn't too keen on it. I quickly realized, while flipping through my old comic boxes, that the stories, characters, and books of my teenage years still make me feel happy. This was the first year that I went to Chicago's Wizard World Convention. I wanted to jump back in to reading, but I wanted to do it right this time. I wanted to start following certain writers' work. I want to be engrossed in stories again. So below, in the order that I found them in the upcoming months and years. These are the books that brought me back into the fold of comics. (If you want actual information on this book, and not just my opinion, click the link to it's page)

Battle Pope

At Wizard World Chicago, I stumbled upon the "Funk-O-Tron" booth where one of the people I talked to was Robert Kirkman , who I had no idea who he was at the time. He was pushing his book Battle Pope. The idea of the book was intriguing to me: Hell comes to Earth and the Pope becomes a super-hero in order to kind of keep the peace. He's also accompanied by his sidekick Jesus. This was the first time, I can remember, where I laughed at a comic. I literally "laughed out loud." The most memorable thing for me, with this book, was the relationship between the Pope and Jesus. It walks the fine line of sidekick/barely bearable roommate.

Batman: Hush

This was actually the second book I picked up after Battle Pope. I really wanted to get into Batman again, and my friend told me that this storyline was essentially every Gotham City character hanging out with Batman and fighting all the G.C. villains. He was right. This was the first Jeph Loeb story I had read and I really enjoyed the mystery and action-driven plot behind the book. As you may know, I'm a huge Jeph Loeb fan, and it all started because of this book. The most memorable scene from this book was Superman , under the influence of Poison Ivy , and Batman fighting. It was my first time I saw Batman as a big-timer in the DCU, not just as the detective with no powers.

Green Lantern: Rebirth

Before this book, I knew who Green Lantern was (I thought Alan Scott was the main Green Lantern, showed what I knew), and that was about it. I grew up on Marvel comics and the last time I read anything with Green Lantern in it was the Death of Superman , featuring snipits of Guy Gardner . This book threw me deep into the G.L. mythos. I was surrounded by Kyle , John , Guy , Hal , Oliver , Sinestro , and everyone else in the GLU. The story really grabbed a hold of me, and little did I know, this was only Act 1 of Johns' three act story. Since reading this, I have gone back and read GL from the Silver Age and beyond to understand every nook and cranny from the mythos. The most memorable scene is when Green Arrow gets a hold of Hal's old ring and uses all his will to force out a single arrow into Sinestro.

Common Grounds

This is a book a lot of people I know passed over. I sadly don't remember too much about this book, other than the fact it made me think differently about comics as an art form. Essentially, this book is about a diner where super-heroes/villains hang out. R ule no. 1 is "No fighting." This is more of a character study of individuals who put their lives on the line day-in day-out and the personal problems they have to deal with on a regular basis. Each issue contains at least a couple of stories about certain characters within this universe. Is it sad I don't have a most memorable moment? For me, this book was more about opening my own eyes to comics

New X-Men

Love it or hate it, you have to admit that this story is epic. This was the first time that I saw the team-up of my favorite duo: Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely . The art and the writing complimented each other incredibly well. My favorite story, from within this volume, was the story of a sect of students challenging the teaching's of Prof. X and the students taking over the school. Not only was this story compelling, but it's the first time in my history of reading X-Men where I really enjoyed the new characters. The most memorable moment was when the new teacher Xorn removed his helmet to reveal who he truly was. It was a jaw dropping moment for me.

What about you guys? What 5, 4, 3, 2, or 1 book got you into comics? What grabbed a hold of your leg and never let go?

Faran Tahir Not Returning To Iron Man 2 + Trailer News

G-Man — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 05:00:00 -0800

There was a little bit of confusion with the first Iron Man movie. We had Faran Tahir play a character named Raza who was the leader of a terrorist group called the Ten Rings. This lead a lot of people to believe that the Raza character could be revealed to actually be the Mandarin. Even though his character apparently died in the first movie, it wasn't an on-camera death.

Whether or not Raza would ever become the Mandarin won't be seen any time soon. Superhero Flix had the chance to talk to Tahir at a Star Trek DVD/Blu-ray release event (Tahir played the USS Kelvin Captain Richard Robau). Tahir had publicly stated that he does believe his character had a connection to the Mandarin. When asked if he'd be in Iron Man 2, he replied, "No, no I'm not in the film."

What about the Iron Man 2 trailer?
We can expect it soon. While no official announcement has been made, Favreau has been dropping hints. He recently Re-Tweeted the following:

RT @Ann_Howard: @Jon_Favreau PLEASE tell us the trailer is coming soon – w/Sherlock Holmes, perhaps??

That would make the most sense since Robert Downey Jr is in both films and Sherlock Holmes is expected to have a big opening. Let's just hope it's a decent trailer (whenever it comes out) and not just some lame-o ultra tease that just show something like his helmet or something.

"Unthinkable" Picked Up By Mandalay Pictures

Babs — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:00:00 -0800

Boom! Studios' comic to become a movie!

Looks like we may be seeing Boom! Studios' comic, ' Unthinkable ' on the big screen! According to a report from The Hollywood Reporter , Mandalay Pictures has picked up the rights to 'Unthinkable,' a story written and created by writer Mark Sable , about a man who is recruited by the United States government to come up with possible scenerios for terrorist attacks on American soil. The story takes place following the September 11th attacks. While initially the government may have been acting preemptively, they eventually dissolve the "think tank" and when the hypothetical attacks become a reality, the man becomes a government target.
The idea was first brought to the attention of studio executives back in July around the time of the San Diego Comic-Con.

Have you read ' Unthinkable '? Does it seem like a book you would be interested in? I for one am really excited to see the film adaptation, and I only hope it does Mark Sable's book justice!

Batman/Doc Savage Special

G-Man — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:34:14 -0800

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What will G-Man think of Batman with a gun?

Brave & The Bold - "Death Race To Oblivion" Clip 1

G-Man — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:21:11 -0800

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Earth's heroes & villains must race for survival.

Brave & The Bold: "Death Race To Oblivion" Clip 2

G-Man — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 06:15:30 -0800

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Guy Gardner and Steppenwolf battle it out during the race.

Deadpool #17

G-Man — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:52:31 -0800

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G-Man still has a craving for pancakes...

Stand-Up Comics For 11/18/09

Babs — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:54:31 -0800

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Babs gives you her picks for this week!

Super Hero Squad - Hulk Profile

G-Man — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 09:28:26 -0800

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Check out what Hulk is like on the show.

Thunderbolts #138

G-Man — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 06:22:47 -0800

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How long will this current team stay together?

The Hybrid Bastards! Ultimate Challenge!

G-Man — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:48:02 -0800

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Do you have the creative juices to make your own Hybrid?

The Lucky Seven: 11/16/09

G-Man — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:03:51 -0800

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A quick look at 7 of this past week's releases.

G-Man — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:57:11 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. are joined by new video producers Ana and Kane as we talk about Namor's scaley underwear, Spider-Man getting arrested, big comic 'events' and whether or not Storm is bootylicious.

Dark X-Men #1

G-Man — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 19:22:03 -0800

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Will the mysterious visitor join the Dark X-Men?

Super Hero Squad - Silver Surfer Profile

G-Man — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:40:58 -0800

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See what the Surfer is all about

Stand-Up Comics!

Vinny — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:25:20 -0800

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Babs predicts this week's best comics!

G-Man — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 13:05:40 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about Psylocke, Michael Jackson, Smallville, Ryan Reynolds, Kick-Ass, Aquaman riding a whale, our new office and why Babs hates Starfire.

G-Man — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:44:55 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about the abundance of Deadpools, Zombies killing Mary Jane in the next Spider-Man movie, Halloween and apple pie.

G-Man — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:42:56 -0800

G-Man and Red L.A.M.P. talk about Cowboy Ninja Viking, Archie having kids, the Batman Musical episode, Dexter, the Greatest American Hero, CHiPs and boobies.

G-Man — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 14:08:18 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about the Avengers movie, Megan Fox fixing motorcycles, Spawn, James Franco in college, purple pants on scientists and Whitney Houston's "The Bodyguard" soundtrack.

G-Man — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:31:14 -0800

G-Man, Babs, Red L.A.M.P. and Drewbert sit and talk about the Long Beach Comic Con, including meeting Stan Lee & the iPod contest.

G-Man — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 13:45:22 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about possible Marvel movies, belly buttons, the Long Beach Comic Con and matches in the bathroom.

G-Man — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 13:36:26 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about superhero cameos in movies, Defendor, Kirsten Dunst's teeth, the birth of Comic Vine and Diff'rent Strokes.

G-Man — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 12:18:15 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. discuss the Disney buying Marvel, Spider-Man coming to television, 3-D & IMAX movies and, of course, Seth Rogen.

G-Man — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 12:22:37 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about Megan Fox as Catwoman, whether or not Magneto is a badass villain and if you believe in life after love.

G-Man — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 12:59:07 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about comic writers on movies, rebooting franchises, and Seth Rogen playing every single superhero.

G-Man — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 14:46:34 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Captain Cascader talk about the legal fate of Superman, Archie getting married, characters dying & coming back and out of shape superheroes.

G-Man — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 10:21:23 -0800

G-Man, Babs and Red L.A.M.P. talk about when certain superheroes gather in groups of three, celebrities writing comics and tank tops.

G-Man — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:50:57 -0800

Captain Cascader and guest Ryan Davis from giantbomb.com join Batgirl Babs as she recounts her favorite Comic-Con moments.