The most polarizing movie this year happens to be about the most recognizable comic icon. How did he do on his latest outing?
Rob Liefeld tells the audience at the Amazing Las Vegas Comic-Con all that happens in the Deadpool Test Footage starring Ryan Reynolds
With one of the most opinionated situations in all of comic book films, here are my thoughts on how WB can handle Batman.
Snyder and Goyer discuss the Superman ending and how Nolan did not want it to end that way.
Target’s new partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC Entertainment received a promotional boost this week with the debut of an animated TV commercial for the retail chain featuring the Justice League. In their New 52 costumes, no less.
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Here is a list (of sorts) of how to make a good, or even great comic book movie, with steps, guidelines, and different ways to make a nearly perfect adaptation.
Showcasing the huge scale and scope of the film along with monster and robot action, check it out.
Five Image Expo exclusives available at first-ever comic book industry media event
Arcana Studio and Bill Paxton team up.
Currently playing Marvel Heroes? Fans of either COLOSSUS, MS. MARVEL or both? Well Gazillion's got a treat for you!
When The Punisher goes on a routine mobster killing, he finds something a little out of the ordinary.
Nobody knows what to do with Wonder Woman. Origins like Greek Gods and Amazons (not to mention Atlanteans) are going to be completely out of place in the Nolan/Goyer-verse - which like it or not extends to Superman and now the entire DC roster. What if we catch up with Diana mid-stream? Instead of seeing how she got her powers, we can see how she gets her powers BACK. That's right, it's time to look at the I Ching era of WW.
Mark Twight, owner of Gym Jones and trainer on 300, talks about why he agreed to train Henry Cavill for Man Of Steel. Plus, a badass new behind the scenes image of Henry Cavill on set.
Here is CinemaSin's latest "Everything Wrong with." Today's review, A Good Day to Die Hard, in 6 minutes or less! Well, 6 minutes and 35 seconds, to be exact.