Alright, as destined-to-be-viral videos go, here's one that's pretty cool. Corridor Video made this wildly entertaining little clip that gives you an idea what it would be like to tear around the skies as Superman, stopping robberies and rescuing citizens from exploding ...read more
Welcome back to Monday. Hope you've recovered from yesterday's beer-fest and are ready for the new work week. Lord knows some of us aren't. Here are a couple of morning headlines and goodies from around the internet. 1. Ball Busters So, a real shocker in yesterday's Super Bowl. ...read more
On Wednesday, Variety reported that Israeli actress Gal Gadot has been cast as Wonder Woman in the Man of Steel sequel tentatively titled Batman vs. Superman. While not shocking, since she was reported earlier in the month as a front-runner, the news does raise a few eyebrows ...read more
There's a really great article currently running over at Forbes from Scott Mendelson, who's a film critic based here in L.A. It used to be that Mendelson wrote for his own blog and as a contributor at the Huffington Post, but he's now been picked up by Forbes where he ...read more
The Wizard of Oz was written during a time of political turmoil. You know how politicians are always saying “This is the most important election EVER!” I would seriously pay money to hear one say, “You know, not much is going on right now. This election is just moderately ...read more
I don't really see it, and her name is just one of many circulating around the rumor mill after Superman was cast. Oddly, I think she may be too pretty for the role. Unlike some other "it" girls, Wilde can actually act some, but Lois Lane is pretty but not drop dead gorgeous ...read more
Honestly, another British guy? British actor Henry Cavill, who is largely unknown to those who aren’t fans of the Showtime drama “The Tudors,” has landed the part of perhaps America’s most iconic character: Superman. Cavill will play the red-and-blue-clad superhero, as well as ...read more
Win. (click to enlarge) IF YOU ARE AGAINST UNIVERSAL CARE YOU ARE AGAINST SUPERMAN, AND IF YOU STAND AGAINST SUPERMAN, YOU STAND AGAINST TRUTH, JUSTICE AND THE AMERICAN WAY AND WITH HITLER AND LEX LUTHOR. Via, and sent to me by Pete, who so gets me. ...read more
Somehow this came up in conversation. I've never seen it before. Thanks, internet. Superman takes on smoking via bad voice acting: ...read more
Its things like this why I could never bring myself to watch Smallville. Superman without a cape. WTF. ...read more
Google has a logo today in honor of the start of Comic-Con with DC heroes as drawn by (swoon) Jim Lee. UM. WHAT? HOW IN THE NAME OF KRYPTON DO YOU A DC COMICS LOGO AND EXCLUDE SUPERMAN? SERIOUSLY. WTF. I WANT NAMES. ...read more
If you don't vote for Superman, the terrorists (and Lex Luthor) win. ...read more
I really need to go here The villain is the economy. Despite being about $70,000 shy of the funding needed to cast a figure in the image of the fictional 'Daily Planet' reporter, this town of 6,000 residents says it's going forward with a ground breaking. Metropolis wants its ...read more
I will be watching. (In Russian because Warner Bros. yanked the trailer from YouTube because heaven forbid you get free promotion on the Internet...) ...read more
Watch The Dark Knight Meets Superman Part 2 and more funny videos on CollegeHumor ...read more
In the world of comics, and especially Superman fanatics like me, this is the freaking holy grail. A rare copy of the first comic book featuring Superman has sold for $317,200 in an Internet auction. The previous owner of Action Comics No. 1 bought it for less than a buck. It's ...read more
If you don't know who's on top, you haven't read me long enough. ...read more
And suddenly I get why its so creepy for Superman's teenage girl cousin to be parading around in a half-shirt. ...read more
I haven't purchased the New Krypton story in Superman yet (I'll probably just buy the trade if DC gets it out in a timely manner) but apparently they're showing that Krypton wasn't just for white guys. For the character's first 30 years, Superman’s homeworld of Krypton was ...read more
Seriously. A bus crashes, leaving the edge of the bus dangling over the bridge? That's right out of Superman. ...read more
This cartoon explains what I'm always saying about Superman vs. the other heroes, especially the unpowered ones like Batman. Love it. ...read more
Why is this blog such a big supporter of Sen. Obama? This video should explain it as the Senator tells his origin. (via) ...read more
Quite likely the most awesome image in history. Sent via reader S.T. ...read more
Comic writer Geoff Johns (who got me on board Green Lantern for the first time) will be writing the stories for the DC Universe Online MMO game. That game is gonna make me buy a PS3. ...read more
As determined by the UK's Empire magazine. They get the pecking order right. ...read more
Say it ain't so! 'I was always into the Spider-Man/Batman model. The guys who have too many powers, like Superman, that always made me think they weren't really earning their superhero status. It's a little too easy. Whereas Spider-Man and Batman, they have some inner turmoil. ...read more
Apparently some kind of shakeup is coming to DC comics. Good, I think. Countdown was just a mess, and Final Crisis doesn't feel epic enough to me just yet even though its an issue in. The main problem is that DC is not feeling like the shared universe it should be. Ironically, ...read more
photo credit: szlea Ezra Klein makes the (convincing to me, at least) that American foreign policy should better be expressed as Superman versus Jack Bauer. Though to be honest the foreign policy we've got right now bears more resemblance to Lex Luthor. ...read more
Wow. Time Warner is no longer the sole proprietor of Superman. A federal judge here on Thursday ruled that the heirs of Jerome Siegel -- who 70 years ago sold the rights to the action hero he created with Joseph Shuster to Detective Comics for $130 -- were entitled to reclaim ...read more
Up, up, and away. Next month, Superman turns 70. The intergalactic traveller from the planet Krypton has starred in comic books, TV and radio shows, movies, newspaper strips and video games. His likeness appears on toys, statues, posters and all types of memorabilia. But ...read more
Kevin Drum: Or maybe a chunk of red kryptonite will hit Obama in the head and transform him into a gigantic lizardman that destroys Pittsburgh. Red kryptonitehas no effect on non-Kryptonians. Ok, lets assume Obama is Kryptonian (based on photo evidence), while turning into a ...read more
Great Caesar's Ghost! Kryptonite, which robbed Superman of his powers, is no longer the stuff of comic books and films. A mineral found by geologists in Serbia shares virtually the same chemical composition as the fictional kryptonite from outer space, used by the superhero's ...read more
So I went to the comic book store in Silver Spring today (as I write this I am in the Borders in Silver Spring - and here's the funny thing my choices are paid wifi or free wifi from the city - which do you think everyone is using?) and I have a feeling that the comic book ...read more
