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It's Unboxing Time! This week we're looking at the disc and box art for the upcoming remastered released of the Max Fleischer Superman animated shorts from 1941-1943. These theatrical shorts are really cool. I first saw them as a kid on VHS. It's been a while since I've watched. I just remember how amazing the …
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Superman is pretty much the most iconic and well known character around. Regardless if someone is into superhero stories or not, they know who the Man of Steel is. It's really no surprise considering the character has been around for over eighty years. That being said, are there still interesting, compelling, and entertaining stories still …
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Back in February, DC Comics announced the return to Superman '78 (and Batman '89). The release of the first issue of the Richard Donner/Christopher Reeve Man of Steel is approaching almost faster than a speeding bullet. DC has released a 'first look' preview for the series along the covers for the first four issues. The …
After 30 years we finally get a sequel to Eddie Murphy's Coming to America. The nice thing is, Coming 2 America was pretty good. This week also marks the return of The Flash. The new season seems to be continuing the storyline from the abbreviated last season. You an also hear about the series(?) finale of WandaVision. It was great. A …
It's a slightly shorter episode this week--only three hours. There are two movies features though. You can find out about the new Tom & Jerry movie starring Tom, Jerry, Chloe Grace Moretz, and Michael Pena. There's also a new reboot Wrong Turn which was pretty well done. The CW also launched the new Superman & Lois series that was better than …
The latest DC Universe animated movie takes on a fan-favorite comic book series--Superman: Red Son. The 2003 three-issue prestige format series was published under DC Comics' Elseworlds line, written by Mark Millar with art by Dave Johnson. The story looked at the idea of what would happen if Superman was raised in the Soviet Union? …
All good things must come to an end, right? DC Comics has shared a look at the final covers to Lois Lane and Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen. It was always intended for both series to be 12 issues long, but that doesn't help the sting of knowing those last issues are almost upon us. The …
There are enormous changes headed Superman's way. After recent events and recovering from Jor-El's big secrets, Superman has decided to share his dual identity with the world. There will no longer be any doubt or mystery to what Superman does during his down time or how Superman manages to type out stories for the Daily …
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Destroying a comic book universe isn't necessarily a new concept. We've seen various stories from different publishers over the years. One person who has experience in telling these types of stories is Tom Taylor. Taylor has previously penned stories of character evolution and mass destruction in Earth 2 and Injustice. Taylor is now horrifically dismantling …
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After far too many years, Lois Lane has her own comic book once again. Throughout comic history, Lois has proven how important she is to Superman's character. She even first appeared in the very same issue where the Man of Steel made his debut. Despite this, she's never really been allowed to grow or shine …
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What the Heck is going on?!? 