Writer. Filmmaker. Theologian. Talking comics, pop culture, and everything in between. You’ll usually find me at a comic shop, the movies, or a convention.
@CheapWolfLotion@robertliefeld That was a decade ago. He also donated his comic collection to help local shops during the lockdowns. I’m telling you, he’s a good guy. I wouldn’t make this stuff up.
Spider-Man would win hands down. Green Lantern might be cosmic. But street level heroes beat cosmic heroes all the time in the comics. Just look at Batman.
@CheapWolfLotion@robertliefeld I’ve met him probably a hundred times. I’ll put my reputation on the line. My friend works with special needs children and Johns volunteered to organize a field trip to DC headquarters in Burbank. The kids went absolutely nuts.
Spoilers:
Theory: The body at the end of Lanterns isn’t Hal. It’s a Manhunter. Hal said that there are 14 alien species capable of shapshifting. The body was left behind as evidence.
Spoilers:
Theory: The body at the end of Lanterns isn’t Hal. It’s a Manhunter. Hal said that there are 14 alien species capable of shapshifting. The body was left behind as evidence.
@DCFilmNews I know a lot of people were upset by the pilot’s last scene, but even the creators said it’s a sci-fi show. There’s a million ways to bring ***spoilers*** back. Or at least in the show. Just enjoy the ride.
Spoilers:
Theory: The body at the end of Lanterns isn’t Hal. It’s a Manhunter. Hal said that there are 14 alien species capable of shapshifting. The body was left behind as evidence.
@PoppingCinema I thoroughly enjoyed the last episode. A lot of people were upset—some threatened to drop the show. But it’s sci-fi television. There are a million ways to bring ***spoilers*** back. Just allow yourself to be entertained and enjoy the ride.
Spoilers:
Theory: The body at the end of Lanterns isn’t Hal. It’s a Manhunter. Hal said that there are 14 alien species capable of shapshifting. The body was left behind as evidence.
@DCFilmNews I thoroughly enjoyed the last episode. A lot of people were upset—some threatened to drop the show. But it’s sci-fi television. There are a million ways to bring ***spoilers*** back. Just allow yourself to be entertained and enjoy the ride.
Spoilers:
Theory: The body at the end of Lanterns isn’t Hal. It’s a Manhunter. Hal said that there are 14 alien species capable of shapshifting. The body was left behind as evidence.
Spoilers:
Theory: The body at the end of Lanterns isn’t Hal. It’s a Manhunter. Hal said that there are 14 alien species capable of shapshifting. The body was left behind as evidence.
I saw Upgrade on a whim when it was on the theaters—one of the best actions movies I’ve seen.
Honesty, one of the best sci-fi action movies of the last decade.
Leigh Whannell’s brutal cyberpunk thriller is finding a new audience on Netflix. Logan Marshall-Green plays a paralyzed man implanted with an AI chip that gives him control of his body—and turns him into an incredibly efficient killing machine.
The Hulk is ready to smash.
Mark Ruffalo is doubling down after Paramount accused him of invoking antisemitic tropes over his criticism of the $111 billion Warner Bros. deal.
Ruffalo called the accusation “appalling and fundamentally dishonest,” arguing that criticizing Israel’s government, military technology contracts or the executives involved is not the same as criticizing Jewish people.
@marvel_updat3s I would have enjoyed seeing her What If? character cameo instead of a random variant. The hulk would’ve been cool, too. I heard both are in Secret Wars. But I doubt Ruffalo will return with all the heat on him.
The Hulk is ready to smash.
Mark Ruffalo is doubling down after Paramount accused him of invoking antisemitic tropes over his criticism of the $111 billion Warner Bros. deal.
Ruffalo called the accusation “appalling and fundamentally dishonest,” arguing that criticizing Israel’s government, military technology contracts or the executives involved is not the same as criticizing Jewish people.
The Hulk is ready to smash.
Mark Ruffalo is doubling down after Paramount accused him of invoking antisemitic tropes over his criticism of the $111 billion Warner Bros. deal.
Ruffalo called the accusation “appalling and fundamentally dishonest,” arguing that criticizing Israel’s government, military technology contracts or the executives involved is not the same as criticizing Jewish people.