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Blu-ray Review: Orphan Black Season Two

by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief Should human cloning be legal? Would you like to clone yourself? What rights should human clones have? Can Mrs S be trusted? Which Seestra is your favorite? How can anyone take the Emmys seriously after completely…

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ComicsOnline Podcast S14E11-We Are Back

  SPOILER ALERT!  You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. Season Fourteen. Episode Eleven. We Are Back! This episode, Kevin returns from a 4-month hiatus with a whole new cast of potential podcast regulars including Troy-David Philips and Marc Lutz. The…

Geek Gift Guide 2013: Geek Books

Every year we have hundreds of choices on what books or TV series to buy for the geeks we love, but some people have the gall to be caught up on every comic and every show. What do we get for these geeks who already have everything, or we don’t know what they already have? Books ABOUT their geek passions. Do you have an aspiring artist on your list? How about a comic geek (“fan of-”) who is also a comic nerd (“student of-”)? Take a look through this Gift Guide and you may find a present with just the right magic…

DVD Review: The Neighbors Season 1

On its surface, The Neighbors seems like just another gimicky sitcom bound to be filled with repetitious dumb lowbrow humor, but under that initial veneer we learn that The Neighbors might be one of the smartest comedies on TV. The Neighbors is a sonnet of buffoonery that holds up a mirror to American culture and shows us just how ridiculous and wonderful we really are.

NYCC 2013: Pre-Order Your Personalized SHIELD Badge

With the debut of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC just days away, eFX Inc. is marking the historic occasion with a New York Comic-Con exclusive edition of its replica Phil Coulson S.H.I.E.L.D. agent badge and ID card.  As a New York Comic-Con exclusive, fans…

Event News: The Galaxy’s Largest Star Trek Convention Beams Back to Las Vegas August 8-11 2013

Join ComicsOnline in Las Vegas as we Boldly Go to cover the Official Star Trek Convention. Those of you who have seen the backs of our ComicsOnline World Tour 2013 tee shirts might recognize that while we were already slated…

SDCC 2012: Patrick Rothfuss Interview

If you enjoy or ever enjoyed fantasy literature, you owe it to yourself to read or listen to Patrick Rothfuss’ Kingkiller Chronicle novels. In honor of our mutual annual pilgrimage to SDCC, here’s our interview with Mister Rothfuss from last year.

Movie Review: Much Ado About Nothing

Leave it to Joss Whedon to make Shakespeare more fun than ever.

On a break from last years huge blockbuster success, Marvel’s The Avengers, when he was supposed to be taking his wife to Venice for the 20th Anniversary, Joss Whedon… made a movie instead. Shot in 12 days on location at his Santa Monica home, Much Ado About Nothing is simply this: a labor of love.

Movie Review: Man of Steel

Man of Steel is a re-imagining. Those who have a hard time with new takes on classic characters in stories that have already been told may have a hard time with Man of Steel. Those who found Star Trek: Into Darkness offensive because they felt too precious about Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan or those who flipped tables over the fact that The Amazing Spider-Man failed to include “With great power comes great responsibility” may find that Man of Steel is similarly irreverent about previous canon. This is not your father’s Last Son of Krypton. It’s not your grandfather’s either.

ComicsOnline Podcast S13E26 – Mad Documentarians

SPOILER ALERT!  You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. Season Thirteen. Episode Twenty-Six. Mad Documentarians! This episode, Kevin Dune and Mary Anne are joined by Doug Gilford and Alan Bernstein, who are filming a documentary about Mad Magazine and its effect…

Movie Review: Trance

"Young Professor X" is back to scramble our minds in Danny Boyle's Trance. Simon (James McAvoy – X-Men First Class) is struck unconscious during an art auction heist. When he gets out of the hospital, the art thief gang bring him to a hypnotist (Rosario Dawson – Men in Black II, Clerks II, Sin City II) to try and discover where he hid the £27M ($41.5M) Francisco de Goya Flying Witches painting.