In this very special edition of The Stack we count down the greatest live action comic book television shows of all time. In order to be considered, shows had to be just an adaptation of a comic book. Watch and see which TV Shows made the list!
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Up first is Captian America #38. The guys touch on how the issue touches on racism. Alex, Justin, and Alex give Ed Brubaker a big thumbs up for the compelling story. Next it's Wonder Woman #20. See why Pete has been enoying this title so much since Gail Simone took over. Then it's a Secret Invasion tie-in with Incredible Hercules #117. The guys love Greg Pak's work on the series so be sure to check it out! During the speed round the guys cover Death Grub #1, X-Men Origins Colossus #1, Green...
For this special edition of The Stack, we've got three fresh Newsarama Reviews for you. We're taking a look at Wonder Woman #18 (someone's got a new boyfriend), Avengers Fairy Tales #1 (a retelling of Peter Pan) and Fantastic Four #555 (Millar and Hitch team up to make a pretty good comic).
Then, in the Speed Round we review The Twelve #3, Scud #22, Invincible Presents Atom Eve #2, The New Dynamix #1 and The End League #2.
Superby1 on the Pulp Secret forums asks what are some of our worst comic book store...
First up is Issue #90 of Ultimate X-Men, which is setting up the end of the Robert Kirkman arc (which is ending with issue #93).
We're not too sure about the Mr. Fear plot line in Daredevil #104. Do we think there might be too many problems with this book? Watch the show and find out.
Spider-man WGP is set in the time after Peter Parker was bitten by the spider but before Uncle Ben dies. Basically, young Spider-man is out there acting irresponsibly. The guys are split on this book. Watch the show and find...
Project Rooftop just posted the results of their Redesign Wonder Woman contest and there are some great illustrations on display. Gail Simone does the introduction now that she is the queen of all things Wonder Woman. This one didn't win the grand prize but it certainly won my heart.
And I love Wonder Cowgirl! But that may be because I also used to have an invisible horse. Her name was Spirit.
-Justin
This episode, we review the latest issues of X-Factor, Wonder Woman and Avengers: The Initiative. Plus, our comic book speed round with even more books and we answer your viewer questions.
Been a while since I brought you fine readers some of the ever-ubiquitous comic-movie news, so I'm back with a sack full of D.C. (and indie) movie news to bring you today. How much news fits in a sack, you ask? Enough to keep you happy. Now, let's get to it.
Let's start with Wonder Woman, since it pleases me that the Katie Holmes-as-Diana rumor was just that... a rumor. Despite her resemblance to a young Linda Carter (I mean, compare the cheekbones...) something deep inside told me that casting wasn't...
This week has been absolutely abuzz with D.C. comic-movie news, and today is no different. Following up on the JLA mo-cap/CGI story from earlier this week, IESB has done a little more digging on the situation and is now reporting that JLA will be a mix of CGI and live action, with the CGI being used to render the OMACS and the underwater scenes. Good news for those fans who were terrified of the prospects of a wholly CGI movie.
Also reported today is that Routh and Bale will not play Superman and...
Word on the street Thursday has it that the upcoming Justice League of America movie will not, in fact, be a live action movie. Rather, IESB is reporting on what sounds to be fairly reliable rumors that the movie will be a CGI/motion-capture affair. This could make for an interesting movie feel (I've actually always wanted "Kingdom Come" to be done in this manner on screen, so this is probably as close as I'm ever going to get) and would obviously make it easier to pull this movie and "Superman...
Well, sort of. Yesterday saw some infinitely interesting information come out regarding a massive hurry-up by the Warner studio of the Justice League of America movie, potentially pushing back or abandoning the upcoming Superman: Man of Steel sequel. Odds are, between those two options, this news only signals a push back of the Supes solo story, considering much work and money has already been pumped into the project. Officially, Warner Bros. contends that Man of Steel is still on track, which is all...
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