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‘How It Should Have Ended’ Takes On ‘The LEGO Movie’ In Stop-Motion Style [Video]
‘How It Should Have Ended’ Takes On ‘The LEGO Movie’ In Stop-Motion Style [Video]
‘How It Should Have Ended’ Takes On ‘The LEGO Movie’ In Stop-Motion Style [Video]
If you saw The LEGO Movie a few months back, you may have noticed that it posits a pretty interesting world, where all of LEGO's licensed characters -- well, all the characters not currently owned by Warner Bros.' corporate rivals, anyway -- coexist as blocky little mini-figures. This is pretty cool, since it's not often that you get to see Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Michaelangelo, Dumbledore
ComicsAlliance Presents Here’s The Thing, Episode 4: A Brief History Of Jack Kirby’s Cadmus Institute [Video]
ComicsAlliance Presents Here’s The Thing, Episode 4: A Brief History Of Jack Kirby’s Cadmus Institute [Video]
ComicsAlliance Presents Here’s The Thing, Episode 4: A Brief History Of Jack Kirby’s Cadmus Institute [Video]
If our weekly Ask Chris column isn't enough of definitive comic book (and pro wrestling) opinions for you, good news: ComicsAlliance is proud to present Here's The Thing, a series of videos where you can join our own extremely opinionated senior writer, Chris Sims, as he sits in his living room under a framed portrait of Destro, drinking a cup of coffee and sharing his opinion on comic books. This
Jerry Ordway & Steve Rude’s ‘Adventures of Superman’ Is Like ‘A Lost Fleischer Cartoon’ [Interview]
Jerry Ordway & Steve Rude’s ‘Adventures of Superman’ Is Like ‘A Lost Fleischer Cartoon’ [Interview]
Jerry Ordway & Steve Rude’s ‘Adventures of Superman’ Is Like ‘A Lost Fleischer Cartoon’ [Interview]
The best Superman comic book currently published is about to get even better this coming Monday with the addition of Steve Rude, arguably one of today’s best living American comic book artists, and Jerry Ordway, one of the key Superman storytellers of the '80s and '90s, and a brilliant and influential artist in his own right. The pair have collaborated on a Superman story starring OMAC, a cult fav
How ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ Succeeds Where ‘Man of Steel’ Failed
How ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ Succeeds Where ‘Man of Steel’ Failed
How ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ Succeeds Where ‘Man of Steel’ Failed
Admittedly, I never felt too outraged over the ending of last summer’s ‘Man of Steel.’ (Yes, there will be major spoilers ahead.) The complaints over Superman breaking the neck of his foe were certainly valid – therefore changing the very definition of the character – but it didn’t affect my enjoyment of the film. That changed after seeing ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier.’
Frank Cho Revises ‘The Dark Knight Returns’ Scene To Make It Even More Anti-Superman
Frank Cho Revises ‘The Dark Knight Returns’ Scene To Make It Even More Anti-Superman
Frank Cho Revises ‘The Dark Knight Returns’ Scene To Make It Even More Anti-Superman
If you didn't know, artist Frank Cho hates Superman. He went about proving it with a post to his blog this week in which he shared a commission for his pal who goes by the name Hawaiian Dave. It's a remix of the climactic two-page spread from Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns in which Batman and Superman have their big, final fight in Crime Alley. Cho has added in a bit of commentary, and it is a
Awesome Alternate ‘Gravity’ Scene Makes The Movie Even More Super [Video]
Awesome Alternate ‘Gravity’ Scene Makes The Movie Even More Super [Video]
Awesome Alternate ‘Gravity’ Scene Makes The Movie Even More Super [Video]
  I've seen a lot of movies with alternate endings over the years -- like the depressing original finish to Army of Darkness or that bonkers version of Die Hard With a Vengeance where John McClane spins an actual rocket launcher around on a table while riddling Jeremy Irons -- and to be honest, I usually don't think they add much to the film. They're an interesting look into an alternate universe,
Superman Traverses Time and Space in ‘Strange Visitor’ Conclusion [Preview]
Superman Traverses Time and Space in ‘Strange Visitor’ Conclusion [Preview]
Superman Traverses Time and Space in ‘Strange Visitor’ Conclusion [Preview]
On sale this Sunday from DC Comics, Adventures of Superman #48 concludes the three-part "Strange Visitor" digital-first storyline. Written by Joe Keatinge, the story is one of the warmest and most mind-bendingly meta Superman tales released in recent memory, seeing the Last Son of Krypton in eras ranging from the earliest years of his creation to billions of years in the future as he --
Joe Keatinge On ‘Adventures Of Superman': ‘When Am I Ever Going To Have This Chance Again?’ [Interview]
Joe Keatinge On ‘Adventures Of Superman': ‘When Am I Ever Going To Have This Chance Again?’ [Interview]
Joe Keatinge On ‘Adventures Of Superman': ‘When Am I Ever Going To Have This Chance Again?’ [Interview]
Over the past year, DC's digital Adventures of Superman anthology has played host to some of the most exciting creative teams working in comics today. With the current story, though, the scale of the whole project has gotten much bigger in both creative team and subject matter. Writer Joe Keatinge has been joined by an incredible roster of talent that includes Ming Doyle, Brent Schoonover, Dave Wi
Superman Takes A GoPro For A Spin In Awesome Fan Film [Video]
Superman Takes A GoPro For A Spin In Awesome Fan Film [Video]
Superman Takes A GoPro For A Spin In Awesome Fan Film [Video]
As ubiquitous as hands-free GoPro cameras have become in action sports (I notice about a dozen atop helmets every time I go snowboarding) and parkour, there are scant few videos online showing the HD recorders at work in costumed crimefighting. Thanks to the team at Corridor Digital and their drone-flying friend Taylor Chien, Superman fans now have some insight into what it'd look like if The Man

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