DC Comics.DIRECT TO VIDEO
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse ( September 28, 2010)
All Star Superman (Spring, 2011)
Green Lantern: Emerald Knights
Batman: Year One
Green Arrow (Short) (November 9)*
Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam (Short) November 9*
DC Comics.TELEVISION
Young Justice (Cartoon Network) 2011
Green Latern: The Animated Series (Cartoon Network) Fall 2011
Marvel Comics.DIRECT TO VIDEO
Thor: Tales of Asgard
IronMan: Anime (G4) 2011
Wolverine: Anime G4 (2011)
Marvel Comics.TELEVISION
Avengers (Disney XD) Fall
Ultimate Spiderman (Disney XD) 2011
Image Comics.TELEVISION
Firebreather (Cartoon Network)
* Keep checking back for trailers and release dates when available.
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Animated Comic Movies
TAGS animated, Comics, dc comics, Marvel Comics, Television
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Quick Hits Neopolitan
Some quick recommendation:
Astonishing Xmen Xenogenesis #1 by Warren Ellis and Karee Andrews:
This books is amazing, the art it's stunning and at the end you can see the script and realize that half the things in the page are just out of Kareen's imagination and are not in the script at all, I think the genius of Warren Ellis is to be able to choose great artists.
Justified (FX Network) if you are a fan of good things in general watch this show is like a 13 hour long Cohen Brothers movie full of great dialog, interesting quirky characters and a long overarching story that makes it all worth watching, they even have a character that you can see Steve Buchemi playing but they kill him right away. It's based on a book so I suspect all the good bits of dialog are from there. Hollywood pitch: The Wire meets Gunsmoke!
Don't have cable? I don't care is FREE on Hulu.
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Sunday, April 25, 2010
TV | Current, New and Upcoming
science fiction
Caprica
Treme
Justified
Lie to Me
Weeds
Family Guy †
Shut Up, Stand Up
The Boondocks
How I Met Your Mother
The Whites Kids You Know
Generator Rex
Black Panther [au]
† Resurrected
_ Current Airing New Episodes
_ Recently Discovered
† Just Canceled
Friday, April 16, 2010
Obama's Plans For NASA: Mars By 2030, $6 Billion Budget Increase Today - Nasa - io9
Earlier today, President Obama spoke at the Kennedy Space Center, outlining the future of the US space program, including a $6 billion budget increase and plans to go to Mars. Here are highlights from his speech.
Watch President Obama Discuss NASA's Future, Live At 11:50 PDT
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
X-Woman Could Forever Change Human History
X-Woman Could Forever Change Human History: "Today's news about X-Woman, an unknown hominin that coexisted with Neanderthals and our species 30,000 to 50,000 years ago, suggests that at least four different forms of humans were in Europe and Asia after Homo sapiens migrated out of Africa. ..."
TAGS anthropology, humans, Science
Monday, January 4, 2010
Do These Images Point To Proof Of Life On Mars? [Mars]
New satellite images of Mars may challenge the theory that the planet was too cold to sustain water on the surface, suggesting instead the existence of 20km-wide lakes along the planet's equator. But what does this mean for Martian history?
A research team led by Dr Nicholas Warner from Imperial College London (University College London also participated) analyzed images sent back from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and believe that they've found evidence of lakes from a period previously believed to be full of subzero nothingness, as Warner explains:
Most of the research on Mars has focussed on its early history and the recent past. Scientists had largely overlooked the Hesperian Epoch as it was thought that Mars was then a frozen wasteland. Excitingly, our study now shows that this middle period in Mars' history was much more dynamic than we previously thought.
The team reached its conclusions by comparing images of depressions on the surface of Mars with landscapes from Alaska and Siberia, leading them to believe that - despite previous theories to the contrary - the Mars of three billion years ago must have included running water on its surface. If true, then this could offer new areas of exploration for those looking for evidence of life on Mars, as the lake beds would have been potential habitats for microbial lifeforms. Alternatively, it might be evidence that we should start preparing Adelaide Brooke for a space mission forty-nine years from now.
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Saturday, December 19, 2009
Avatar a bias review.
The Review, spoilers wise if you haven't seen the movie go see it and then come read the review I am not going to hold back on juicy details I think there is enough out there so you can make a decision on to see or not to see on you own, when in doubt: "eyeball it".
Continues after the lovely arrow throwing lesson...
Plot wise I found it the weakest point of the movie, I will skip the comparisons with Dances with the Wolves, The Last Samurai and District 9 but there is plenty. Even when trying to show a point of view different from their own I think american directors can not stop themselves from putting the all american boy in the middle, it is being self center when you have to be both the hero and the villain? or just narcissistic? A good way of putting the lack of originality on the story is to say that is a mix of Battlestar Galactica and Princes Mononoke. I think the biggest challenge when creating an Alien spices is how to handle it, do you base it on a long lost culture, do you just go east or you skip the creative process on based on you own? It's hard the risk you take when you base it on a lost or heavily genocided culture is to make a mockery of their belief system in this case being: so the Na'vi are similar to the native Americans but all their "crap" about being connected to their land is true. Please don't quote me on that with out a context. I guess the Na'vi are more spiritual than The Caeruleans but they share the reverence for balance and nature in The Caeruleans is based on practicalities of survival something we could learn from. The acting is the other bright start in this movie, it's what helps smash the uncanny valley and bring the story together, the way they talk, body language and guttural reactions give them a personality package that is not rooted on language or references but in the gut reactions that we all feel making it different from ours but still keeping us connected to it. I smell an Oscar or too... oh wait that is just my feet. I hope Cameron makes a bunch of this movies and leaves the humans out of a couple of them, you really don't need them. And when the Holo-decks becomes a reality I know this will be their Minesweeper. Awesome movie in the near future when I get around to make a proper Caerulean Movie I may consider hiring the young Jimmy Cameron to do some doodles for me he seems to know what he is doing, go see it so he can keep making his movies till then and thanks for reading my ramblings let me know if you have an opinion.