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Comics Radar 055 – Proudly Brought to you by Stark Industries
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 42:06 — 28.9MB)
Podcast: Play in new window
| Download (Duration: 42:06 — 28.9MB)
That’s right, Comics Radar has changed hands as well.
We welcome our new corporate overlords.
Recorded 2 shows back to back, this is our first talking about Marvel being bought by Disney, DC Comics becoming DC Entertainment, D23, and Green Lantern: First Flight.
This gives me hope for [...]
Star Wars Retold by Someone Who’s Never Seen It
Star Wars: Retold (by someone who hasn’t seen it) from Joe Nicolosi on Vimeo.
When you’re a geek, you tend to gravitate towards other geeks and some times forget that non-geeks exist. Well, not non-geeks. I think everyone’s a geek in their own little thing. But people that aren’t sci-fi/fantasy/film/comic/gamer/computer geeks that have seen everything you [...]
Please, Transform back to the 80s
Hasbro and Cartoon Network have partnered up to bring Transformers back to the small screen, huzzah, right? That’s the way I felt, until this promo image showed up:
I love the Tartakovsky style for Powerpuff girls, Samurai Jack, Dexter’s Laboratory, even the Star Wars Cartoons and My Gym Partner’s a Monkey. I love the look, but [...]
Veronica Mars Comics?
That’s what Rob Thomas is saying in a recent interview with E! Online:
As for Veronica Mars, Thomas tells me: “I think the best odds for seeing the continuation of the Veronica Mars story is in comic-book form. I had a meeting with DC Comics last week. They want to do the series. I want to [...]
Drinky Crow Pilot
Just a quick note, I’ve been recording, should have a new episode up soon. But until then, go over to Adult Swim.com and watch the entire pilot of the Drinky Crow Show based on the comic by Tony Millionaire.
Definitely Adult Swim humour, but not horrible.
Plastic Man Pilot for Cartoon Network?
Watch it on Addicting Clips, since the embedding doesn’t want to work.
Visually it reminds me of Kyle Baker meets Ren & Stimpy, but contextually it’s more along the lines of Freakazoid. But my question is who is this marketed towards? It doesn’t seem to be intelligent enough to appeal to older audiences, but a bit [...]
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