Screen & Page: Inside ‘Gundam Wing’
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing is one of the great anime series of the '90s, and the show that brought the world's oldest "Real Robot" franchise to the West.
12 Facts About ‘Star Trek’ Comics
This week we're taking a look at comics' fifty year mission to boldly go where no comic has gone before: Star Trek!
Eat-Man Eats, Is A Man (1997)
Eat-Man #1, the story of a man who eats things, and based on just one issue dug up from a back-issue bin, it might just be amazing.
The Best Fantastic Four Fan Art
This collection of the best FF fan art may play with the line-up, costumes and style, but it's all about the team dynamic when it comes to Marvel's first family.
Celebrating The Work Of Charles Burns
Charles Burns excels at making people feel uncomfortable. Born September 27, 1955, Burns has been making incredible comics since his debut in the early 1980s.
‘Flash’ S3 Reveals New Details of Tom Felton’s Mystery Character
Likely the first thought anyone had after news that The Flash Season 3 would feature Tom Felton in a regular role was the meta-reaction from Harry Potter geek Cisco. Now, new details and photos from Felton’s appearance confirm some tongue-in-cheek references to Felton’s Draco Malfoy past, as well as his “Flashpoint” arrival.
‘Doctor Strange’ Director Explains Why the Magician’s Big Bad Starts Off as a Buddy
Comics readers were understandably a little confused when we all saw that Chiwetel Ejiofor’s character Baron Mordo was in Doctor Strange, but in a considerably different way than everyone expected. If you know Doctor Strange, you know that Baron Mordo is actually his archnemesis: the two met while both under the tutelage of the Ancient One, and Mordo is eventually cast out after Strange foils his attempt to kill their teacher. Mordo becomes a magician gifted in the black arts, and antagonizes Strange at every turn.
Looks Like Cyborg Will Definitely Be in ‘The Flash’ Movie
The DC cinematic universe at this point is its own Gordian Knot of rumors and threads of rumors that are rarely legit and usually peter out and go nowhere. On the other hand, Rick Famuyiwa just confirmed one of these rumors on his Twitter, where he posted a photo yesterday of the latest draft of The Flash script. In the photo, you can see the feet of two Funko Pop figures: the Flash, naturally, as well as those of Cyborg.
Benedict Cumberbatch Practices Martial Arts in New ‘Doctor Strange’ Photos and Posters
We learned a bunch of new details about Doctor Strange today following a slew of set visit reports that hit the internet. And to top it off, we now have a collection of 10 brand new photos and three posters.
‘Birds of Prey’ TV Rewatch, Episode 13: ‘Devil’s Eyes’
This is it! The final episode of the series! A newly empowered Harley Quinn attacks the Birds of Prey head-on, taking over their base and plunging all of New Gotham into complete, apocalyptic (and decidedly off-screen) chaos! It will take the combined efforts of all three Birds of Prey and both Bros of Prey (Alfred and Reese) to punch and kick the city back to safety!
‘Luke Cage’ FAQ: Your Biggest Questions About Marvel’s Next ‘Defender,’ Answered
Marvel’s Luke Cage brings his bulletproof brand of vigilante justice to Harlem as early as this Friday, introducing MCU takes on Misty Knight, Cottonmouth and Black Mariah along the way. We’ve already reviewed Marvel’s most dynamic series yet, but before your own binge, get answers to some of Luke Cage’s most burning questions with our spoilery FAQ review of the first seven episodes!
The Kid Who Took Over: The Extraordinary Career Of Jim Shooter
Jim Shooter was born on September 27, 1951, in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Less than 15 years later, he was a comics professional. Less than 15 years after that, he was the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics. Shooter's legacy may look very different to different comics fans, but nobody has ever had a career in comics that looked like his.
Screen & Page: Inside Operation Meteor With ‘Gundam Wing’ [Sci-Fi Week]
To mark Sci-Fi Week on ComicsAlliance, Screen & Page tackles one of the great anime series of the '90s, and the show that brought the world's oldest "Real Robot" franchise to the West: Mobile Suit Gundam Wing!
Kevin Feige Explains Tilda Swinton’s ‘Doctor Strange’ Casting and Reversing Racial Stereotypes with Wong
Marvel’s decision to cast a white woman in the role of an Asian character has been just one of many threads in the theme of Hollywood whitewashing this year. In the upcoming ‘Doctor Strange,’ Tilda Swinton will play the Ancient One, originally an Asian character in the comic books. Now Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and ‘Doctor Strange’ director Scott Derrickson have chimed in about their reasons for casting Swinton, and how they might be trying to make up for that by tweaking another role.
Twilight Princess Finally Gets the Respect it Deserves With Amazing New Figma Figures
In its quest to craft the finest Legend of Zelda action figures from across the wide breadth of the franchise, Good Smile's latest Figma collectibles finally arrive at one of the most brilliantly designed Zelda games ever, Twilight Princess. As the last Gamecube Zelda and the very first on the Wii, Twilight Princess may have been caught between generations, but the world and characters were some of the most impressive in the franchise's long history.
There haven't been a lot of Twilight Princess collectibles, with the few released being fairly expensive statues. Following the likes of Skyward Sword and Link Between Worlds, these new Figma will finally give fans affordable collectibles that capture all the wonder of Twilight Princess with loads of accessories.