Review: MAN OF STEEL
Zack Snyder and Chrisopher Nolan successfully return Superman to cinematic prominence and just may have saved the future of DC properties on the big screen.
Zack Snyder and Chrisopher Nolan successfully return Superman to cinematic prominence and just may have saved the future of DC properties on the big screen.
PoP! does it’s part in celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Bruce Lee’s Enter the Dragon as we step Outside the Longbox with a mega-mix trailer in tribute to the master and his remastered master piece out on Blu Ray.
In honor of the Man of Steel’s opening on June 14, Panels On Pages brings to you a PoP! Top 6-Pack of Actors who almost landed the role of Superman during the franchise’s dark ages.
Star Trek fan and PoP!-Star Mary Knize reviews Star Trek Into Darkness. Why does she go so far as to say it’s one of her favorites? Beautiful visuals, touching character moments, and… quantum mechanics???
Ol’ Shellhead avoids the “threequel curse” in this newest offering from Marvel Studios that manages to be both action-packed and thematically rich. Phase Two of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is off to a promising start.
They’re at it again, folks. This issue marks yet another major “status quo change” for good ole’ Spidey. This guy just can’t catch a break. Here’s the rub. This one’s actually pretty good.
The Merc with the Mouth makes it his mission to slay a slew of literary legends. Can the greatest non-Batman detective of all time stop the carnage?
Better late than never, PoP!-Star Mary Staggs has finally finished BioShock Infinite. The first page of this review is spoiler-free. Move on to page two when you finish the game for the really interesting stuff.
Batman! Saga! Buddy Cops! Adventure Time! This week is pretty awesome for the funny books. Check out this week’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review and get in on the ground floor.
After mixed periods of buildup, 2013 showcased its immortals on the biggest stage of all the grand-daddys in sports entertainment. Spoiler alert: Cena won.
After a week off, Jared is back with Retailer Privilege Comic Review and there’s a lot of stories going on. Dive in and check out the video.
After a mind-bender of a wait, G.I. Joe Retaliation zaps into theaters. Panels on Pages gazes into its crystal ball and let’s you know if it’s a grand slam or a total shipwreck. Evidence shows that knowing is a certain percentage of the battle.
When the resurrected Presidents seek to destroy the world, only one man can stop them. Lucky for us, his name is Wade Wilson aka Deadpool. Let the bullets and quips fly!
So much good stuff this week, it’s hard to even contain it. But we do. Everyone comes out swinging this week on Retailer Privilege Comic Review.
This one puts the “funny” back in “funny books, kids. Fresh from the pages of Dark Horse Presents, Uranus and T.A.Z.E.R. are the best duo in comics now that Robin is dead… Look, someone had to say it. I’m not sorry.
Not even exhaustion can keep down Retailer Privilege Comic Review. A lot of good books, a lot of action, and the introduction of a tiger as a weapon. Just saying. Hit the jump and read on.
Now with a new format, it’s your favorite, non-spoiler comic review show. It’s the Punisher final showdown with The Avengers, something happens in Batman Inc this week, (maybe you heard) and Image drops Five Weapons. All those and more on this week’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review.
The Justice League expands, Alpha returns for his own series, Aquaman is a tough SOB and upcoming changes coming to the show. Viva la Vibe, it’s Retailer Privileged Comic Review.
YIPPEE KI-YAY MOTHER RUSSIA! John McClane heads to Russia to help save his son but should you go to the theater to help save the Die Hard franchise? All of your answers await you in this months Clean Slate on the 5th installment in the Die Hard series, A Good Day To Die Hard!!!
The much-hyped Death of the Family arc has come to an end. Did the Joker go out with a bang or did he fizzle out and go poof? Did the family come out in one piece? What’s next for the Dark Knight?
So many new series are starting this week. Scary ponies, zombies and Elvis impersonators, Scarlet and Hit-Girl reappear after a long hiatus and Misty Knight has a gauntlet named Satan. Seriously, watch this week’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review.
Superior Spider-Man is the comic version of Lethal Weapon, Frank Castle continues his fight with The Avengers, Prince Adam says the magic words and volleyball is awesome in this week’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review.
PAX. E3. BlizzCon. They’re all great video game cons, but there’s only one dedicated to the science of video games and virtual reality. Otronicon at the Orlando Science Center is that convention.
There’s something different this week. See if you can find out what it is. In the meantime, three Avengers books, Chew gets real and Bedlam is MESSED up. It’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review!
Can you name three heroes who have wielded Thor’s hammer? How many times has Batman used shark repellent? The answers to these questions and more can be discovered in Brian Cronin’s book Why Does Batman Carry Shark Repellent?
Francesco Francavilla tackles writing and art duties in the new pulp-inspired series from Dark Horse. From the fantastic designs to the fast-paced action, it’s everything you could ever want it to be.
The Joker is not playing with these Bat-Family people, Alpha and Wolverine show their faces and Black Kiss 2 ends a crazy, sexy bizarre story. It’s a slow week, but it’s still time for Retailer Privilege Comic Review.
The latest death threat-inducing change to Spidey’s status quo is upon us as Slott and Stegman take Not-Really-Peter into uncharted waters with his newest ongoing series.
Fresh for 2013, it’s the first Retailer Privilege Comic Review of the year! Marvel NOW! books, Spider-Man being Amazing and Superior, Walking Dead continues, The Punisher is all over the place and Nick Spencer finishes his Infinite Vacation.
‘Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination’ is a chance to see ‘Star Wars’ props, costumes, and models up close, and experience the real science behind the movies. Here’s a trip report and pictures from the Orlando Science Center exhibit.
RUST: Secret of the Cell: Royden Lepp is back with this excellent follow up to Rust: Visitor in the Field. In this second volume the mystery behind who Jett is starts to come to light and it’s making Oswald a little nervous.
Cable is back, Joker runs wild on Batman’s candy a$$, and interestingly weird Image #1, familiar faces show up in TMNT and more. It’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review, Charlie Brown!!
The holiday season is in full swing. More Marvel Now! books including the most unlikely team-up book, Thunderbolts, Before Watchmen starts up again, a cool Image number one and Frank Castle is still fighting the Avengers in War Zone. It’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review!
The first issue of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic is finally out! And new Marvel Now!, Before Watchmen, Adventure Time and more post-Halloween horror books. But My Little Pony is out!!! Find out how it is on this week’s Retailer Privilege Comic Review.
New number 1s, sexy Catwoman lives, lots of horror books after Halloween and does The Hulk have robot pants or not? All these questions and more on this pre-Thanksgiving edition of Retailer Privilege Comic Review.