lukehopkins

May 16, 2013 4:46 am Just got back from it, This is the year of the misleading Trailers it seems and I am not sad for it, in fact that makes me happy. There are some great little easter eggs for fans and some great twists on some old stories. I wanted this to be a show when the first one came out in 2009, that feeling is quadrupled at the end of this film.

May 11, 2013 2:20 pm This is my attempt at making this show. It has Ultron in it. Next to no one has seen it, so please watch, it's like 4 minutes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOoyrwElwqU

May 4, 2013 1:21 am I think a lot in the Geek community, of which I am one, are not liking this because it didn't give you the Mandarin you were hoping for, but look at all the other great stuff you got! I even liked the kid, I love how harsh Tony got with him, "Yeah dads do that, so what." I loved we got to see Tony in a ton of armors, I love that they had Pepper in the film kicking a little ass, I loved the attention to detail and continuity that was in the opening scene (notice anyone important?) I loved the watch. We even got to see RJD act a little bit with his PTSD. This was a really fun great movie.

April 23, 2013 11:22 pm More like "Teen titans NO!" Oh God I'm so clever.

April 23, 2013 11:13 am Might still be a good movie, but that was a lame trailer, outside of some Sif v. Portman jealously nothing was really clear plot wise. I expect the next trailer, sometime in July I would bet, to be EPIC!

April 17, 2013 3:08 am Also a nice bit of superman: birthright. Which I consider to be the definitive origin of big blue. Makes me happy.

March 20, 2013 6:50 pm Thinking more about it, it may be that they want a type of Superman on the shelves for when the movie comes out that no one is willing to write. The biggest problem with the character lately has been that they are sort of making him a bit of an ass at times, a cocky frat boy with powers who deep down cares about people, and I think most writers have more respect for the character than to do that. The problem since the reboot is they wanted new and fresh at DC, when they should have wanted what Marvel did, which is just good storytelling.

March 20, 2013 6:26 pm DC (Bob Harris from history really) seems to be treating their writers like replaceable commodities, as if anyone could do the job as well as any other person. This removes the excitement of reading a Superman or Green Lantern comic, and makes the stories feel like product to be given to the consumer instead of something that I want to buy or be excited about. I don't want a Superman book because I enjoy the pictures, I want a Superman book because I like the story, I believe it's going to mean something and be about something that an author actually cares about and that I could care about too. If it's just another Superman book because that's what the author had to do to pay rent that month then who cares?

March 4, 2013 12:29 pm This article made my birthday! I would love to see at the very least more humor in comics. I loved things like NExtWave AGENTS of HATE, and Scott pilgrim and ....Groo, we near more funny. Recomendations?

August 8, 2012 11:41 pm Ben Affleck as Vandal Savage. It's all about letting the beard do the acting for you.