LOS ANGELES, Calif. (May 25, 2010) – Worried about ever increasing costs of conventions? Attendee badge costs and paying for additional events on top of that giving you the blues? Enter the world of the newest event to hit the scene, MAX (July 1, 2010; Los Angeles, CA at the world famous venue, Club Nokia, across from the Los Angeles Convention Center), where being a general attendee is NOT CHARGED and you ONLY pay for the events you wish to attend and participate in! More info at www.Club2theMAX.com

One of the first events announced will be the WORLD PREMIERE of the …

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In Jimmy Palmiotti and Garth Ennis fashion, Back to Brooklyn is a violent story about two brothers; two brothers trying to bury each other. The brothers are heads of a crime family, but the story starts with one brother walking into a police station to turn himself in. He makes some calls, and decides that he wants to be let loose for two days. Two days is what he needs to get to his brother.

The story is dark, and violent, but simple. The writing is good, but nothing I haven’t seen or read before. If you are familiar with …

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You ever wonder how Aladdin would stack up next to Prince Charming?  Or does Jafar tower over Dr. Facilier?  Well with a little creativity, a lot of artistic talent, and some free time graphic designer Juan Pablo Bravo from Chile created a infograph showing Disney Characters in there estimated sizes.  There is also one for just Disney Villains and Pixar Characters as well.

I’d like to see one for Super Heroes and Japanese Monster Movies.

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You ever wonder what a childrens’ book version of the Godfather would look like?  Well look no further thanks to Josh Cooley, a Story Artist for Pixar Animation Studios.  You may recognize his art style from many of the Pixar film’s opening and closing credits.  In the last 2 years Josh has been creating childrens’ book like artworks of various notorious scenes in cinema  like the “it puts the lotion in the basket” scene from Silence of the Lambs.  Now his works are going to be compiled into one book,  Movies R Fun.  Movies R Fun is …

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New set pictures have surface showing star Ryan Reynolds in what appears to be a motion capture suit on the set of The Green Lantern.  Earlier reports indicated that Ryan’s Green Lantern Suit will be entirely CG for the film.  Not too long ago pictures also surfaced of Green Lantern villain Hector Hammond played by the usually handsome looking Peter Sarsgraad.

One picture that I’ve been looking foreword to seeing is Mark Strong as Green Lantern mentor/nemesis Sinsetor.  In an interview with USA Today Strong confirmed that the film would follow the original story of the comic books.

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Well if you haven’t heard by now then your obviously not among the millions of people who watched IRON MAN 2.  IRON MAN 2 topped the Box-Office at #1 making 133 million on it’s opening weekend.  Even with success of the film everyone was talking about the scene after the credits that featured Thor’s trusty hammer Mjöllnir. The hammer appears next to a gigantic crater which many believed that Mjöllnir is what created it but after reviewing the scene I noticed that the S.H.I.E.L.D agent says that they had found “him” not “it.”  So its got to be Thor laying …

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Most avid comic book readers has probably read this. But, as a casual reader, I barely got around to it, and I’m glad that I did. In Frank Miller fashion, the writing is superb; it is harsh and direct, it goes straight to the point.

Daredevil – Man Without Fear is like Batman: Year One. It’s Frank Miller’s version on how Matt Murdock became the Daredevil. I can see how the movie with Ben Affleck tried to go Miller’s route but failed short. Miller’s version is darker, it’s more tragic than the movie. As the reader, I was …

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Comic book artist Frank Frazetta passed away today from stroke complications.  He was 82 years old.  Frazetta helped redefine the comic heroes in the mid 60’s with “Conan The Adventure“.  His trademark triangle composition consisted of a character usually standing over a cliff or a boatload of enemies, forming a triangular layout.  His work has been influential in the entertainment industry including comics and movies.  Guillermo Del Toro, director of Blade 2 said some of his shots were based on “Frazetta’s covers because they made the characters monumental.”

RIP Frank Frazetta…

Below are some of his awesome work:…

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Columbia Pictures has announced today that Men in Black III will be in 3D (Thanks Avatar). It will be released on May 25, 2012 with Walter F. Parkes and Laurie MacDonald returning as producers and Barry Sonnenfeld returning as director. Let’s not forget Will Smith while we’re at it. Tommy Lee Jones is still in the negotiation’s stage while Josh Brolin is also in talks to play as young Agent Kay.

Jeff Blake, Chairman of Sony Pictures Worldwide Marketing and Distribution said, “Sony’s summer of 2012 will get off to a red hot start with an incredible new 3D adventure for …

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We decided to catch Iron Man 2 at the Arclight Cinemas at the Cinerama Dome since we just came out of a Capcom Party and was hoping that a theater in Hollywood would have seats available for the opening day midnight showings. Luckily for us, the Arclight had a lot of showings starting from 12:00am to 12:31am. We chose the 12:31am showing because we came in a group and that showing had some good seats left.

The movie was about to start but then an Arclight employee starts reading off the synopsis to Iron Man 2. What is this? I already …

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