Kia and DC Comics Build Hybrid Superhero Car for a Good Cause
Tuesday, 12th February 2013Posted in Offbeat
Tags: car, DC, hybrid, Jim Lee, Justice League, kia, Superman, Superman car
Written by: Jeff Nau
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With DC focusing its attention on the Man of Steel and Justice League movies, auto-makers Kia and DC Entertainment have collaborated on a brand new car known as the Optima Hybrid Superman One, a self-explanatory environmentally conscious Optima, painted to look like Supes himself.
While Clark would certainly approve of its green theme, really, what’s the point IF IT CAN’T FLY? Continue reading “Kia and DC Comics Build Hybrid Superhero Car for a Good Cause” »
Daily Moneyshot: Superman and Wonder Woman Doing the Nasty?
Thursday, 23rd August 2012Posted in Blog Archive, Offbeat
Tags: batman, DC, Justice League, Wonder Woman
Written by: Jeff Nau
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As Brody presumed in Mallrats, Superman could never f*k Lois Lane, for the very simple and viably scientific reason that his Kryptonian sperm would simply be too much for her fallopian tubes. It would result either in her instant annihilation, or the embryo would eventually kick straight out of her stomach.
The editors of Justice League have finally realized this, and have decided to go ahead with the already-obvious-to-the-rest-of-the-world idea of a torrid love affair between Superman and Wonder Woman. It even made the cover of Entertainment Weekly this week, with art courtesy of the mighty Jim Lee.
According to EW via Nerdage:
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DAILY CINEMA: Crucial Scene Missing From ‘The Dark Knight Rises’; Avengers 2 Gets Greenlit; Ben Affleck vs. Justice League
Thursday, 9th August 2012Posted in Blog Archive, Pop Culture, Press
Tags: Avengers 2, Bane, batman, ben affleck, dark knight rises, deleted scene, direct, Joss Whedon, Justice League
Written by: Jeff Nau
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We know that by now most of the world has seen The Dark Knight Rises. And while audience and journalists’ reviews for the movie have, for the most part, praised it in all the right spots, they’ve also given Nolan his share of sh*t for certain shortcomings.
Some people, for instance, seem to feel that Rises had too many characters (Matthew Modine, anyone?). Some feel that Bane, who ends up as this sort of half-assed villain, could have had a little more plot time spent on him. And in a recent interview with TDKR costume designer Lindsey Hemming (via Vulture.com), a key and ‘exciting’ scene in the movie involving Bane was discussed.
The scene in question featured a key plot point which never made it to the movie. Continue reading “DAILY CINEMA: Crucial Scene Missing From ‘The Dark Knight Rises’; Avengers 2 Gets Greenlit; Ben Affleck vs. Justice League” »
Batman: Arkham City Follow-up Based in the 1950′s
Wednesday, 11th July 2012Posted in Blog Archive, Gaming
Tags: 1950, arkham city, batman, Joker, Justice League, prequel, rocksteady, Silver Age, Superman
Written by: Craig Hunter
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The follow up to 2011′s Batman: Arkham City will be a prequel and will be based on the 1950s Silver Age of DC Comic books. During this era Batman teamed up with the likes of Superman and the Green Lantern while founding the Justice League of America.
According to Variety (via The Verge) the popular Batman developer Rocksteady Studios, will create a prequel that will be based on the Dark Knight’s first encounter with the Joker. Continue reading “Batman: Arkham City Follow-up Based in the 1950′s” »
‘Super Golden Friends’ Parodies Both Justice League and Classic Senior Television Show
Tuesday, 10th July 2012Posted in Blog Archive, Online Video
Tags: Golden Girls, Justice League, retire, Super Friends, Super Golden Girls, television
Written by: Jeff Nau
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The bad news: Christopher Nolan made it clear last week that he doesn’t want anything to do with the new Justice League movie. When he says he’s done with Batman, I guess the dude means it.
The good news: with ‘Super Golden Friends’, we have what may be the next best thing: superheroes with adult diapers and living in an old folks’ home!
Which is where Superman and Batman would most likely be in reality (they were created in 1932 and 1939, respectively). Animator Kevin Bapp has devised a mash-up of both one of the most epic of DC Comics franchises and The Golden Girls, an early-90s sitcom show which focused on the lives of 4 senior/elderly ladies and their wacky hijinks. The end result is pretty weird. Continue reading “‘Super Golden Friends’ Parodies Both Justice League and Classic Senior Television Show” »
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