A new image from the Warner Bros. offices in Burbank California teases a few new animated series coming to the small screen, including what looks to be new Justice League animated series, titled simply JLA.
Today we’ll take a look at the image and gather the little information we know about the series, while briefly looking at some of the versions of these characters we’ve seen in the animated world before.
Continue reading JLA: New Animated Series Teased At Warner Bros.
The steam punk genre, born of a love of early 19th century science and literature, is in the spotlight on GSN’s (Game Show Network) new show Steampunk’d
Continue reading Steampunk’d Maker Charles Mason Sits Down With GB
Fans of guilty pleasures, I mean, uh, really intense and well-thought out original horror programming have cause to celebrate! The third and last season of the vampire/werewolf/Frankenstein/gypsy horror drama mashup, Hemlock Grove, has been announced to premiere October 23rd on Netflix.
Continue reading Hemlock Grove: The Final Chapter Heads to Netflix!
As if the recent flood of comic book movies wasn’t enough to prove the geeks will inherit the earth, ABC has just put in an order for Marvels Most Wanted, an Agents of SHIELD spin-off set to star Adrianne Palicki, whose character Bobbi Morse (Mockingbird) kicked major butt for SHIELD last season.
Continue reading Adrianne Palicki to Lead New Agents of SHIELD Spin-Off
Fox’s Gotham is the story of a pre-Batman era in the city, and Jim Gordon’s rise to power. In the first season we were introduced to several characters that we know will go on to become members of the most famous rogue’s gallery in pop culture.
Continue reading New Gotham Trailer Very Joker Heavy, Michael Chiklis Joins Cast
From 2004-2006 HBO ran one of the best shows in the premium network’s history. That show was Deadwood, and it told a story of early South Dakota, and how a mining camp became a city. The story was told with a Shakespearean poetry to the dialogue, spoken by colorful characters and boasting a cast of extremely talented actors. But the story wasn’t cheap to tell, costing HBO about $5 million an episode to produce, and failed to get the kind of ratings that they saw with The Sopranos, so despite an excellently crafted and incredibly intense end to season three, the show was canceled.
Continue reading Slimmest of Possibilities; Rumors Swirl Around Deadwood Movie
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