First Look: Kevin Smith’s THE BIONIC MAN Comic!
Clerks filmmaker’s old unrealised adaptation of 70′s show The Six Million Dollar Man has been transformed into a comic book and we have the first look!
Clerks filmmaker’s old unrealised adaptation of 70′s show The Six Million Dollar Man has been transformed into a comic book and we have the first look!
DC could learn a lot from Marvel’s new approach to handling old hornhead, as this new series manages to act as a clean slate for the character without disrespecting- or retconning- any of the character’s established history.
The last chapter was left at a cliffhanger as Nagato was now under the full control of Kabuto and absorbed Bee’s chakra to gain his full power, grabbing Naruto and starting to pull out his soul..
So far the book has been more than mind-boggling, featuring inventive twists and turns that leave you desperate to know where the zany plot is going next.
This issue is just like the rest- featuring very little actual plot progression and action that, while explosive, is mindless and devoid of emotion.
It’s fitting that this book is released in the same week as Super 8- a film that prioritised character and heart over spectacle, and did so by revisiting the style of the classic Spielberg blockbusters- as Severed attempts to revitalise the horror genre in a similar fashion.
This chapter was filled with some intensity and a couple of interesting twists, with a last panel that looks as though it could change the way that this war is shaping up.
WhatCulture went along to the opening night of the Newcastle leg of the huge, £12m Batman: Live tour. And we liked what we saw!
This alternate version of Gotham has proven to be both rich and staggeringly complex. The world of Thomas Wayne Batman is every bit as deep, compelling, and utterly tragic as the regular Batman is- in many ways, even more so. DC- take note- if Batman Beyond can justify having its own ongoing series, then this version of Batman certainly deserves one.
Up until this point Flashpoint had remained an extremely engaging event book that somehow managed to constantly surprise. However, with this latest issue it starts to feel like it’s spinning it’s heels a bit…
Here’s how Manga artists can get their work shown in a major UK exhibition…
A half black half hispanic teenager Miles Davis, as Marvel move towards a more diverse superhero future!
