It’s been over a month now since season two of FX’s horror series wrapped. If you haven’t seen it, you’re lucky. If you haven’t finished it, I don’t blame you. If you’re planning on finishing it, there are spoilers ahead. You’ve been warned.
The New 52 brought with it sweeping changes to the core DC universe, unless you hang out with Batman or Green Lantern. While that might sound cool, it’s caused some serious headaches for fans of the Bat Family.
What seems like everyone’s favorite show recently wrapped up its second season and one member of the PoP! team still can’t see what all the fuss is about. There’s a lot not to like about season 2 of Game of Thrones.
This should be an amazing time to be an Avengers fan. We’re weeks away from what could turn out to be the biggest movie in history. But something just isn’t right. After nearly 8 years since their reboot, it seems the Avengers have lost their way.
In the ever-evolving landscape of fandom, there are simply some things that should not have happened. In Retcon This!, we examine some of the more questionable aspects of our beloved geek properties. After a year of build-up, we’re precious days away from The Rock’s match with John Cena at Wrestlemania 28. There’s a significant portion of [...]
Admittedly, the Falcon is a bit player at best, and not the type of character who would normally warrant the attention necessary for a Retcon This. But recently I saw something that has haunted me at night ever since. Brace yourself, PoP!ulation.
Dexter has been a PoP! favorite almost since day one, but Thacher takes a look at this past season and finds it a bit…lacking. Is Dexter circling the drain of mediocrity or is it headed for a return to greatness? HERE THERE BE SPOILERS.
It’s the story Young Avengers fans have been waiting for… And waiting… And waiting… And waiting still. Sometimes a year and a half just isn’t long enough to tell a nine part story whether the rest of the publishing line needs it or not.
DC’s relaunch opens the door to numerous possibilities. So why not bring back the Nick & Nora Charles of the superhero set?
Remember Wile E. Coyote? No matter how many times he failed to catch the Roadrunner, he’d always come back for more. Remember what a joke he was? Kind of makes you wonder if some of our favorite supervillains shop ACME, no?
Yesterday, Jason Knize took you on a stroll down Memory Lane, to reminisce on the lost art of Tag Team Wrestling. Today, we look toward the future, and try to fix the mistakes made by both WWE and TNA, in ‘Retcon This!’
If there’s one comic property you don’t want to mess up in a movie, it’s the Justice League. Sadly, it looks like Warner Brothers is in danger of mishandling the well-known superhero team with its recent announcements.
The recent announcements about the upcoming small-screen treatment of the legendary superheroine has upset millions of fans. It’s not too late to make things right, TV people.
Why be creative when you can just repackage old concepts with shiny new bows? I expect more from you Bethesda.
In which our hero uses advanced robotics theory to explain why yellow people doing it is gross. You’re welcome, everyone. And I’m sorry.
Who needs expensive cybernetics? A handful of writers seem more than capable of reviving Luther Manning with little more than a lap top and a Wi-Fi hot spot. Is it not, then, the role of the editors to ask “Just because we CAN bring Deathlok back, does it mean we should?”
Sometimes I think Nicholas Cage gets a bum rap. And then I see a movie like Season of the Witch and I realize, no… he’s getting exactly what’s coming to him.
Technically, it’s two articles, but they’re two great tastes that taste great together. Well, no… they’re two tired tropes that are all too often over-used, and a story that abuses both.
Teams split up in comics all the time, but it has done nothing for DC’s premier team of veteran heroes except make them less interesting and less relevant.
It’s already the second banana to the Oscars, but certain nominations for this year could further tarnish the Golden Globes’ image in the eyes of movie fans.
Merry Christmas, kids! Here! Enjoy this news about what we’re doing in April! We’ve got us an event cookin’, folks!
You can’t blame Grant Morrison for these trainwrecks, but with a few small changes could they have been better?
Now that “Pilgrim-gate 2010″ is winding down, let’s talk about that other comic book movie from this year that could have been a lot better.
If you don’t hate me already, here’s a good reason to. I poke the sleeping bear of Blackest Night.
Because three or four guys somewhere demanded it… the re-return of Onslaught!
Variant covers used to be a rarity, but now they’re just an all too common marketing trend that needs to be stricken from the marketing playbook.
O.M.I.T. should have been omitted… And yes, I realize the joke couldn’t have possibly been easier.
The Heroes for the 90′s have been taking it hard since Stamford. It’s time to get the band back together…
Warning: This is an article to be written on July 2011. We got our hands on it thanks to time machine invented by PoP!’s Tech Team. Read it by your own descrition.
Proof positive that no fan loves EVERYTHING by his favorite creators, Lee takes a look at a book with the most appropriate title ever.
What happens when a perfectly good character is squandered for no reason other than not knowing how to use him properly? Exodus knows
OK, Fox…you get another chance to wow us with a Fantastic Four movie. Here are some tips on how not to mess up their greatest nemesis again. Take notes!
Love him or hate him, the Sentry had a helluva ride. Too bad that ride made a left turn towards Crapville at the end, even for the fans.
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