The Sunday Stroll for November 30th, 2008

What is The Sunday Stroll? What started out as a simple stroll around the internet via various links of interest has morphed into something more. Not only is the stroll about pointing you towards some of the more interesting stories on the internet, it’s a place where I take the time to rant or rave [...]

A First Look at Taylor Kitsch as Remy LeBeau, aka Gambit

In next month’s issue of Empire Magazine there is an in-depth look at the upcoming prequel X-Men Origins: Wolverine, starring Hugh Jackman. The magazine will also feature a first look at Taylor Kitsch in the role of Gambit, everyones favorite cajun mutant.
Here is a look at Taylor Kitsch in his role as Gambit.

Gambit [...]

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Batman- My Crime is Your Crime

Remember the good old days when Saturday mornings meant waking up to your favorite cartoons. Oh how times have changed. Although animated production is still present on most networks on Saturday mornings, there has been an evident reduction in quality cartoons. Where the networks fail us, ComicNews.Info hopes to deliver. Each and every Saturday we’ll [...]

Comic Book Review: Masks #1

Masks #1
Written & Illustrated by Aaron Rintoul
Published by Septagon Studios
Reviewed by Richard Caldwell
The first adjective in the bio for this comic was “complex”, which adequately is also the first word that springs to mind upon reading.
Masks is absolutely an adult story, with a narrative that dances around the photographically enhanced images like the kind of [...]

Want Some ‘Wanted’ DVD Extras?

Universal will be releasing a 2-disc special edition of Wanted which will arrive on DVD and Blu-ray this Tuesday, December 2nd. ComicNews.Info has some video clips that will be included in the 2-Disc set.
Angelina Jolie Kicks My Ass

Searching for the Hero

You can pick up a copy a copy of Wanted at your finer [...]

Happy Thanksgiving from the Staff at ComicNews.Info

The staff at ComicNews.Info would like to wish you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving!
Whether you celebrate Thanksgiving for religious reasons or otherwise, we hope that you will be able to find something that you are thankful for.
We’ll be taking the rest of the day off to fill our bellies and watch some footbal, but [...]

DVD Review: Tropic Thunder 2-Disc Director’s Cut

There should be no doubt that Tropic Thunder is one of the funniest movies of the year. I first saw this film in the theater and could not stop laughing so when the Tropic Thunder 2-Disc Director’s Cut arrived in my mailbox I could not wait to rip open the package and pop it [...]

Q & A with Wonder Woman Director Lauren Montgomery

After her successful co-directorial debut on “Superman Doomsday,” Lauren Montgomery takes full command of the helm for “Wonder Woman,” the next entry in the popular series of DC Universe animated original PG-13 films. Warner Premiere, DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation are set to release the all-new film on March 3, 2009, distributed by Warner [...]

Downey Jr. Talks Avengers Movie

MTV recently interviewed Robert Downey Jr. in which he talks about the fact that Marvel Studios will have to work hard on getting The Avengers movie right.
“If we don’t get it right it’s really, really going to suck. It has to be the crowning blow of Marvel’s best and brightest because it’s the hardest thing [...]

An Interview with Ken Marcus and Justin Bleep of Super Human Resources

Ken Marcus fullfills a dream that many comic book creators can only hope for when Super Human Resources, one of the most unique comic books to come around in a very long time, ships in February. ComicNews.Info recently had the opportunity to talk to Ken Marcus and superstar illustrator Justin Bleep about their soon [...]

Justin Theroux on the Iron Man II Script

UGO.com recently spoke to Justin Theroux, script writer for Iron Man II, discussing some of the progress being made with the sequel to the blockbuster hit, Iron Man.
When asked about the role that War Machine will play in the sequel Justin had this to say. “We’re writing the thing, virtually the same [...]

Comic Book Review: “P-brane:The Green Man” Graphic Novel

P-brane: The Green Man
Written by Chris X. Ring
Directed by Jesse Heffring
Produced by Quietus Films
Published by Graviton Publishing
Reviewed by Gary Rodrigue
P-brane:The Green Man is one of the rare comics that opens new horizons and changes the way you think about cinematic story telling. It blurs the lines of what a comic book should be and what [...]

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