The Incredible Hulk movie trailer will be playing in theaters if you want to go see Doomsday. I can’t say that I really want to see Doomsday and still I want to see Hulk; it’s a conundrum, it’s a riddle wrapped in a puzzle and locked up in a 20X20, impenetrable, laser coded, heat censored, adamantium vault of some sort, or I guess I could just sneak in and watch the trailer and then leave.

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Doomsday Website

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Produced by John Woo and directed by Shinji Aramaki, Appleseed Ex Machina (2007) ranks as the most elaborate, stylish, and violent of the three adaptations of Masamune Shirow’s manga. When it was released in 1988, the original Appleseed felt like a summary of anime’s past, while Akira pointed the way to the future. The second Appleseed (2004), also directed by Aramaki, was an unimpressive motion-capture CG feature that borrowed elements from other sci-fi anime. In this latest incarnation, Deunan, Briareos, and Tereus of the E.S.W.A.T. team are charged with preserving the peace of the city-state of Olympus, a hi-tech paradise on a largely ruined Earth. Read the rest of this entry »

“Legion of Super Heroes” unveils another all-new episode — entitled
“Trials” — in the series all-new timeslot — 9:30 a.m. — this
Saturday, March 15 on Kids’ WB on The CW.

In “Trials,” the evil sorcerer Mordru has attacked the magical planet
of Zarok, forcing the young and immature wizard Zyx to turn to the
Legion for help. While the Legion battles Mordru, Zyx must restore
his own powers by passing a series of trials designed to prove his
worth as a wizard. He’ll have Kell-El along to assist. “Trials” was
written by Steven Melching and directed by James Tucker.

How does an up-start vigilante make a name for himself? By declaring war on the Cross…the largest crime syndicate in the United States. Unfortunately for the Revisionist, the leader of the Cross has been alive since the dawn of man and is more than ready for the challenge!
The Revisionist was a regular feature in the pages of Digital Webbing Presents from 2003-2006 and features the writing talents of Point Pleasant, BloodRayne and 3-time Howard Day Memorial Award nominee- Chad Lambert, as well as the amazing artistic stylings of Markosia’s Beowulf graphic novel artist- Chris Steininger! Preview in the Forum

The Lizard makes his first villainous appearance in the Saturday,
March 15 episode of “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” The episode,
entitled “Natural Selection,” premieres at 10:00 a.m. ET/PT on Kids’
WB! on The CW.

In “Natural Selection,” Peter Parker and Spider-Man both must learn to
own their choices when decisions made by Dr. Curt Connors transform
Pete’s mentor into the Lizard. The episode is written by Matt Wayne
and directed by David Bullock.

“The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at and repair.”

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Scorn is a full-color, bi-monthly comic book miniseries, a dark tale of revenge that uses actual Chicago locations as its backdrop. Kevin Moyers also uses actual events to set the story in motion. The gritty and unique artwork of Philipp Neundorf brings this emotional tale to life. The book revolves around 19-year-old Michael Riggs, who witnesses the murder of his best friend at the hand of notorious gang leader Robert Torres. Michael becomes obsessed, and nothing can stop him on his vicious and bloody rampage of vigilante justice. Read the rest of this entry »