ComicsOnline Podcast S12E08 – WonderCon
*WARNING: EXPLICIT AUDIO CONTENT* SPOILER ALERT! You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. SeasonTwelve. EpisodeEight. WonderCon. Recorded April 1st, 2012. This Episode, Kevin and Dune are joined by Bill Watters and Mary Anne Butler . Topics include WonderCon 2012, Comic-Con, Starship…
TV Review: Ultimate Spider-Man – “Pilot” Part 1
I AM THE ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN!
by Kroze Kresky, Media Editor, and Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor
Spider-Man returns to TV with a brand new animated series: Ultimate Spider-Man, premiering on April 1st during the Marvel Universe Animation Block on Disney XD! How does this new series stack up against the previous incarnations? Well…let’s just say that it is no Spectacular Spider-Man.
TV Review: The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes – “The Private War of Doctor Doom”
AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!
by Kroze Kresky, Media Editor, and Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor
This Sunday, The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes returns for Season 2, which features an apperance by the Fantastic Four. Marvel was kind enough to screen the episode early at WonderCon 2012!
TV Review: Community “Digital Exploration of Interior Design”
by Kroze Kresky, Media Editor
After first being screened at WonderCon 2012 to thunderous applause, this episode of Community seems to be the beginning of something epic brewing at Greendale. First off, let me get this out of the way and mention Subway’s sudden involvement in the show as of late. For fans of another NBC cult hit Chuck, they know that when the show was having trouble, they were able to get some additional backing from Subway and it seems that Community is trying to do the same thing here, only to a much more hilarious extent.
TV Review: Breaking In – “Game of Jones”
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor
Breaking In continues its hotstreak of episodes with “Game of Jones”!
You know who is great? Jones. He always takes care of everyone in the office. I especially love it when he buys everyone lunch. He sure is nice. Wait… Jones isn’t real? Don’t tell the boss… Oz gets in a bit of trouble when Molly gets suspicious about the missing, but grateous, Mr. Jones, who is supposedly Contra Security’s International Sales Specialist. Oz enlists Cash’s aid to throw her off the trail, but Cash takes things a bit too far. Meanwhile, Cam attempts to subdue his crazy new boss, before she goes off on the entire office.
Comic Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1-5
Heroes in a Half-Shell, Turtle Power!
by Jayden Leggett, Reviews
Cowabunga! Fans of the heroes in a half-shell can rejoice, as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have finally returned to comics in this exciting reboot by IDW Publishing.
Movie Review: The Hunger Games
May the odds be ever in your favor.
by Jennifer Bay and Karissa Barrows, Editors
I was given The Hunger Games boxed set of books for my birthday. At the time, I had vaguely heard of it but knew nothing of the story. After blazing through the series, I have waited impatiently for the release of the first film by the same name. Karissa, conversely, had not yet read more than the first thirty pages of the first book at the time we saw this movie. (She did, however, finish reading all three books in two days after seeing the film.)
DVD Review: Breaking Wind
by Chris Kane, Reviewer
A mere year after the release of the critically panned Vampires Suck, director Craig Moss (Bad Ass, The 41-Year-Old Virgin Who Knocked up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It) weighs in with his direct-to-DVD spoof of the Twilight saga, Breaking Wind. This film struck me as being a celluloid version of that knock-knock joke. You know the one that goes knock-knock (who’s there?) I eat mop (I eat mop who?) HA HA! Yeah, Breaking Wind is a little like that joke: moronic, scatological, and kinda funny!
DVD Review: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic – The Friendship Express
by Kroze “King of the Bronies” Kresky, Media Editor
The Voice of Evil: Exclusive Interview with Frank Welker – Voice of Megatron
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor
If you have watched cartoons in the last 25 years, there is a very good chance that you have heard the vocal talents of Frank Welker. Best known as the voice of the evil Megatron from the original Transformers 1980’s cartoon series, Welker has recently returned to voice the character for the award winning animated series: Transformers Prime! Check out our exclusive interview below:
TV Review: Breaking In – “The Blind Sided”
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor
WonderCon 2012: Alcatraz – Jorge Garcia Interview
ComicsOnline recently got the chance to sit down and talk with Jorge Garcia (LOST) about what is coming up in the final few episodes of this season in Fox’s Alcatraz.
WonderCon 2012: Once Upon a Time Interview with Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis
A dose of fairy tale magic was sprinkled onto WonderCon 2012 when Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis brought their hit show Once Upon a Time from ABC Studios with them. Media Editor Kroze had the chance to chat with both creators about the series
WonderCon 2012: Alcatraz – Jennifer Johnson and Daniel Pyne Interview
Coming to the end of its action packed and mystery filled first season, Alcatraz was given a day pass to WonderCon 2012 to give its fans a sneak peek at what is coming up in its final episodes. ComicsOnline staff Ashley was permitted visiting hours with the writers of the hit show to find out more behind the mystery.
Stay tuned to ComicsOnline.com for more WonderCon 2012 coverage, and for everything geek pop culture!
DVD Review: Todd & The Book of Pure Evil – The Complete First Season
High School is Hell
by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief
Fifteen years ago, Buffy the Vampire Slayer premiered on television and the success of its seven seasons (or twelve if you include Angel) brought supernatural action drama into being, leading inevitably to today’s supernatural shows ranging from The Vampire Diaries, through Supernatural and Being Human, and into the occasionally-clothed and always sexy True Blood. But Buffy had a few things going for it that the others did not. Notably here are its clever and ubiquitous self-referential humor and perhaps most importantly here is that Buffy possessed something that most other supernatural shows never had. It was in the beginning set in one of the most frightening places on earth: High School.
(Beware: Some spoilers ahead!)