FanFilm

Fans of David Petersen's all ages Archaia series Mouse Guard have come to count on the artist's skilled balance of luscious detail, cartoonish cuteness and sword-swinging action. Mice have a tough life out in he wild, but in his world, they've got the anthropomorphic means to build a more proactive society...

Marvel's Captain America: The First Avenger will be hitting theaters later this summer, but we've got something that'll hopefully make that wait a little easier and maybe even get you more excited for the final product. This week marked the release of the fan film The Fighting Avenger...

I've always been a fan of Capcom's MegaMan video game series, to the point where back in first grade, I started hanging out with one of my classmates for the sole reason that I knew he owned MegaMan 2. I'm not proud of it, but c'mon: Who among us hasn't based a friendship on less...

Here at ComicsAlliance, we're acutely aware of how horrifying it can be once intense fans get access to YouTube, but every now and then, that combination produces something truly wonderful. Case in point, the amazingly hilarious Teen Titans Episode 2, in which writer/director/animator/star Alex Piccirillo (who also does the music, making him the flash-animated-fan-film equivalent of Robert Rodrigu

I've seen a lot of fan films in my time on the Internet, but today, I've finally found one that might just dethrone The Amazing Adventures of Little Batman as the best fan film of all time: Rob Pratt's Superman Classic. That may seem like a pretty bold statement for something that clocks in at a slim one minute, but with its traditional hand-drawn animation and absolutely beautiful '40s style bac

Next Saturday, while much of the comic book world is packed like sardines into a San Diego convention center, the Bagdad Theater in Portland, Oregon will be screening the 50-minute short superhero fan film, "ARCHIVES OF THE FANTASTIC: The Ninth Cosmic Convergence...

Thousands of comic book superheroes assemble for Stan Lee's birthday in a fan film that calls itself "the greatest of all time," a claim that seems pulled from the bombastic language of comics -- though it actually makes a good case for the title...

This insane Batman fan film by two French guys features nearly non-stop screaming, ennui, and Batman killing the hell out of everyone. I can't actually say it's enjoyable, but it's pretty. Just think of it as a Frank Miller film en français. ...