This is going to be very short, as we are getting ready to head out of town for our friends wedding.

Loved the blindside last night! It was GREAT! And, I loved how they covered up that Sugar wrote ACE - h o l e! It was hilarious.

Randy doesn’t have something right in his head. The guy is just weird.

Crystal, you need to find out what anger management class G.C. is going to and enroll in it yourself. Knock that chip off your shoulder girl! Come on!

Matty…..I feel for you. I can’t imagine how frustrating it is to be on a losing team, and a losing team that doesn’t even try. That just stinks. Read the rest of this entry »

This is a comprehensive book about fan films, covering the secret history of the burgeoning movement creating the cinema of tomorrow.Who would risk his life swinging six stories above the ground without a net, just for a homemade Spiderman movie? What would drive a young couple with a newborn baby to spend their life savings on a Star Wars film that has been seen by 4 million people - but from which they can never profit? And why would Steven Spielberg praise three nobodies for a home movie they made as teenagers in the Eighties? They’re fan filmmakers, creating the cinema of tomorrow: quick, bite-sized movies, starring world-famous characters from Superman to Captain Kirk to Lara Croft. The flicks are fun, free and totally illegal.Now, thanks to Internet sites like YouTube and file sharing technologies like Bit Torrent, this controversial filmmaking movement is starting to rise to the surface. Read the rest of this entry »

Created by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, “Preacher,” which ran from 1995-2000, told the story of a down-and-out Texas preacher possessed by Genesis, a supernatural entity conceived by the unnatural coupling of an angel and a demon.

Given immense powers, the preacher teamed with an old girlfriend and a hard-drinking Irish vampire and set out on a journey across America to find God — who apparently had abandoned his duties in heaven — and hold him accountable for his negligence.

Getting a “Preacher” project off the ground has long been a favorite among the comic book literati in town, though none has been blessed to see completion. The project was previously set up as a one-hour series at HBO but was put into turnaround. Mark Steven Howard wrote a pilot which Howard Deutch was attached to direct. Read the rest of this entry »

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What happens when the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are having issues with their 401K plan? Who does your favorite Super-dude talk to when he realizes that his computer keyboard is not ergonomically correct? And the biggest question of all is: who does the hiring? Well, the creative team of Justin Bleep (Art), Ken Marcus (writing), and Jacque Nodell (lettering) have decided to answer some of these pressing questions with the new comic “Super Human Resources”.

After reading Super Human Resources we decided that a review of this book just wouldn’t be enough and since they were already answering questions, we thought, maybe they would take a few minutes and answer a few of ours, and guess what? They agreed.

Tell us about “Super Human Resources” and where the original idea came from?

Ken: I think the name just popped in my head. And the first issue kinda just wrote itself. I know there are similar concepts out there. Both The Office and superheroes are popular. It ain’t exactly rocket science to smoosh them together. But I like concentrating on the normal people versus the super heroes. All the people that keep things up and running. I felt like that was a different spin I hadn’t seen. You know Superman doesn’t have time or the inclination to fill out purchase orders for all the crap in the Fortress of Solitude. Read the rest of this entry »

As part of his four picture deal with Marvel Studios, Robert Downey Jr. is appearing as Tony Stark in THE AVENGERS motion picture, as well as reprising his starring role as the larger-than-life leading character in IRON MAN 2. Jon Favreau will return to direct the sequel to the blockbuster IRON MAN, which to date has grossed over $578 million worldwide, as well as executive produce THE AVENGERS.

Academy Award® nominee Downey was most recently seen in the summer comedy blockbuster TROPIC THUNDER starring opposite Ben Stiller and Jack Black. Before Iron Man, he was best known for his film roles in KISS KISS BANG BANG, WONDER BOYS and CHAPLIN, the film for which he was nominated for an Oscar®. Read the rest of this entry »

Al Simmons, formerly one of the government`s greatest soldiers, was resurrected from the ashes of his grave. Reborn as a creature from the depths of Hell, disfigured, homeless, and alone, this new warrior known as Spawn now wanders the shadowy alleys of New York City in search of his past life.When Spawn is weakened by a religious zealot`s attempt to dismember him, he retreats to an isolated area where nature slowly restores his battered body. But before Spawn is fully recovered, an angel with her own agenda of achieving heavenly fame attacks him. Spawn returns to the alleys bewildered about his life and purpose. While he questions his existence, a mutated man who defected from the mob approaches Spawn and asks for help recovering his brother from the Mafia. Spawn continues to search for someone he can trust with answers to his confusing existence. But in this twisted world of shadow players, nothing is as it appears.