FUBAR is an anthology of zombies with a twist. The stories take place during the Second World War. The conflict and tension of war is only greater when the legions of undead monsters are thrown into the mix. This unique setting also proves to be a source of creativity, as evidenced by the great stories that are told in this collection. [click to continue…]
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Movie one recently had the opportunity to speak with the legendary Stan Lee. Of course covering the comics, Stan’s new company POW! And various other topics. Inevitably, the topic turned to CBM.
Here is part of the Movie one interview
Obviously we are in a cultural environment at the moment, in which comics and the superheroes are hotter than ever. Why do you think?
Well, first, people like to see things they have not seen before, and have not seen many superheroes [in film], until the film first’Superman “which started it all. Then, Marvel took the reins and led him through. These stories are imaginative and full of surprises. They are like the eye candy. You’re sitting in the audience, while seeing all these great shows, special effects and things you have not seen before. After so many films and television series in recent years, the public is a bit tired and are always eager to see something new. These movies comics and superhero stories, it seems to offer new things. [click to continue…]
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James Wan, writer and director of the original first “Saw”, has set his sights on the adaptation of Platinum Dunes’ comic book to film “Nightfall.” Time reports that the director, who has “insidious” that comes next, has signed to direct. [click to continue…]
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You may recall that “Gears of War 2″ ended on a pretty grim. Last important town of humanity on the planet Cera was decimated, basically, and the teeth are faced with a grave new threat: the Lambent. “Gears of War 3″ is the culmination of the trilogy, counting the final chapters of Marcus Fenix and his attempt to be as rude as humanly possible. However, will take place immediately after the events of “Gears of War 2.” To know what bridges the gap between the two games, you have to do some reading. [click to continue…]
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Nine years after the end of Love Hina, Ken Akamatsu has decided to publish a small one-shot manga romantic comedy in the next issue of the Weekly Shonen Magazine. The one-shot will include six full-color pages and Naru Keitarō, however no details beyond that are scarce. This also coincides with Chapter 300 years of Negima!, Other work of Ken. [click to continue…]
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