Movie News
DC/Warners Hold On To Half Of SUPERMAN Copyright
Judge rules that the 1992 agreement between the family of Joe Shuster and DC Comics overrides any other copyrights transfer and cannot be terminated. [click for more]
DC Comics
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The Laura Siegel Larson Letter: Only Part Of The Story
The daughter of Superman’s co-creator releases a letter that tells only one side of the story. However, there are many more. [click for more]
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Open Letter To Warner Brothers: My Reaction To Frank Miller On The JUSTICE LEAGUE Film.
Dear Warner Brothers,
How about “no”?
Sincerely, Bill [click for more]
Comics And Film
Barry Sonnenfeld Rumored To Direct A METAL MEN Movie
The Men in Black director supposedly signs on to direct a film based on one of the kookiest concepts to come out of the Silver Age. [click for more]
Comics And Film
HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Up, Up And Away.
Superman joins the world of the serials just as they were ending. [click for more]
Comics And Film
What Lawsuit? THE MAN OF STEEL Moved To June, 2013
What does the moving of the release date say about the right to Superman reverting to the Siegel and Shuster estates? And what kind of Superman would we be getting? [click for more]
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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Past Is Prologue
Without the Great Depression, we might not have ever had a comic book film. [click for more]
Movie News
New Releases: June 17
1. Green Lantern (Warner Brothers, 3,816 Theaters, 105 Minutes, Rated PG-13): Once upon a time, DC Comics held a monopoly on the comic book movie. Between the Superman and Batman franchises, DC was being well [click for more]
Comics And Film
Review: JONAH HEX
About 15 minutes into Jonah Hex, I started thinking about Josh Brolin’s teeth. I was thinking–were they accurate? There had to be dental hygiene back in the old west–tooth powders and whatnot, but Jonah’s mouth [click for more]
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New Releases: June 18
1. Toy Story 3 (Disney/Pixar, 4,028 Theaters, 103 Minutes, Rated G): The franchise that started the Pixar empire is back, and, really, how can you not be excited. Of course, it has been 11 years [click for more]