Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 2 – Interview with Peter Weller
ComicsOnline’s Matt Sernaker made his way to LA for the West Coast Premiere of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns – Part 2! Check out his new interview with Peter Weller (Best known for playing Robocop) who voices Batman in the…
Sounds Good
Sounds Good by Karl Madsen Do you miss the good old days of passionate, blues driven rock? The music where each instrument has character and a place in the song? Well, I found a five piece, out of Austin, Texas,…
Comic Review: Flinch by Gestalt Publishing
by Jayden Leggett, Editor It’s comic book reviewing time once again, and a very special treat is in store today. While this book is by no means new (it was first published in 2009), it is a fantastic piece of…
ComicsOnline Podcast S13E17 – The ComicsOlogists Decide
SPOILER ALERT! You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. Season Thirteen. Episode Seventeen. The ComicsOlogists Decide. This episode, Kevin joins Tim, Jon, and Matt from The Hat Decides and Quiet! Panelologists at Work podcasts at their Danger Room deep inside Wilson’s…
Blu-ray Review: War of the Dead
In 1939, along the Russian border with Finland, Nazi Germany begins secret underground “Anti-Death” experiments on captured Russian soldiers. Two years later they abandon the experiments. All records are destroyed overnight by direct order of Adolph Hitler. The test subjects…
DVD Review: Mass Effect: Paragon Lost
by David Lobato, Reporter A Mass Effect movie??? Oh yeah, I’m all over that like a fat ki- well, me on cake! OK, so it doesn’t have the Hollywood budget of the billions of dollars it deserves, but the team…
Software Review – Manga Studio Debut 4
by Jayden Leggett, Editor Being a piece of software that I had been meaning to try out for a while, I jumped at the chance to have a hands on review of Smith Micro Software’s Manga Studio Debut 4. The…
Gadget Review: BodyMedia FIT Sync Armband
by Kevin Gaussoin and Jennifer Bay, Editors Can geeks get nerdy about fitness with the BodyMedia Sync Armband? Can they use some fitness resolution help? ComicsOnline is everything geek pop culture, but we are also pretty darn nerdy about a…
Blu-ray Review: Frankenweenie
Nothing delights a boy more than things that require electricity or the undead! by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief In 1984, before his upcoming fame, Tim Burton proposed and directed a short live-action film for Disney called Frankenweenie starring Barret Oliver (The…
ComicsOnline Podcast S13E15 – Holiday Spectacular Best of 2012 pt 2
SPOILER ALERT! You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. Season Thirteen. Episode Fifteen. Holiday Spectacular Best of 2012 pt 2. TV! GAMES! EVENTS! STUFF! (Additional music by Geoff and Jill Siegfried) Click the PLAY button below to listen to this episode…
Comic Review: Archeologists Of Shadows I – The Resistance
by Jayden Leggett, Assistant Editor Here is a little something that I feel compelled to bring to the attention of all comic book fans. Released by Septagon Studios, and written by Lara Fuentes with art by Patricio Clarey, Archeologists of…
ComicsOnline Podcast S13E14 – Holiday Spectacular Best of 2012 pt 1
SPOILER ALERT! You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. Season Thirteen. Episode Fourteen. Holiday Spectacular Best of 2012 pt 1. COMICS! MOVIES! Click the PLAY button below to listen to this episode of the ComicsOnline Podcast: Holiday Spectacular Best of…
ComicsOnline’s Best of 2012 – Top 10 Theatrical Releases
2012 has come and gone, and your friends at ComicsOnline wanted to take a look back at some of the best movies of the year. What made our list? 10. John Carter Once in a long while a story comes…
ComicsOnline Podcast S13E13 – HobbitCast
SPOILER ALERT! You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. Season Thirteen. Episode Thirteen. HobbitCast. Recorded December 20, 2012. This episode Kevin and Dune are joined by Kendrick, Bill, and Mary Anne. Topics include The Hobbit, Tijuana, An Unexpected Journey, The Walking…
Movie Review: This Is 40
by Jennifer Bay and Kevin Gaussoin, Editors In 2007 Judd Apatow released his romantic comedy about unexpected pregnancy, Knocked Up. Five years later, he’s back to give us This Is 40, a “sort-of sequel” in that while it features several…