With the Avengers movie giving some great focus to Bruce Banner and the Hulk there’s no question about the fact that some fans are going to want to head to the comic shop to check out some Hulk comics, and with this .1 issue they should have a great jumping on point. But does this issue do well as a .1 issue and an intro for new Hulk fans, or is it just another issue of Aaron’s run?
Read on for my review!
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After a flurry of Arrow news yesterday with the scheduling announced and a teaser clip released, today sees a trailer detailing the transformation of Oliver Queen from billionaire playboy to the Emerald Archer.
The trailer outlines the premise of the show, showing how Queen obtained his uncanny archery abilities, alongside the decision to hone his abilities upon his return home, deciding to exercise his socially conscious form of justice.
Arrow will air on Wednesdays this fall on the CW.
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Recap of Pop GO posts published on May 17, 2012.
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Marvel unveiled its official timeline of events for its Avengers-related films. It models the timeline after Christianity’s calendar replacing Jesus at the center with Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. Where as Christian calendars are broken up into B.C and A.D (Before Christ and Anno Domini) this Avengers timeline is broken up into BIM and AIM (Before Iron Man and After Iron Man).
The timeline chronicles all of the events depicted in the six films from starting with the Jotunehim invasion of Midgard/Earth all the way up to when Avengers assemble.
Of note is the exclusion of Aang Lee’s Hulk clarifying for fans whether or not Louis Letterier’s The Incredible Hulk was a direct sequel or not.
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Official “Avengers” Cinematic Timeline
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Marvel unveiled its official timeline of events for its Avengers-related films. It models the timeline after Christianity’s calendar replacing Jesus at the center with Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. Where as Christian calendars are broken up into B.C and A.D (Before Christ and Anno Domini) this Avengers timeline is broken up into BIM and AIM (Before Iron Man and After Iron Man).
The timeline chronicles all of the events depicted in the six films from starting with the Jotunehim invasion of Midgard/Earth all the way up to when Avengers assemble.
Of note is the exclusion of Aang Lee’s Hulk clarifying for fans whether or not Louis Letterier’s The Incredible Hulk was a direct sequel or not.
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Here it is, ‘devil fans! Daredevil against Megacrime! But it’s not quite what it appears to be. After Matt Murdock’s date was interrupted at the end of last issue, he’s going to have to deal with the crime syndicates after the Omega Drive head on.
Read on for my review.
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With production for Iron Man 3 set to begin within the month, casting for the last few major roles in the movie, including what appears to be another villain, are being wrapped up.
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Dimension Films has released a press statement for the film that confirms a couple of details.
Hit the break to find out when it’s going to be released!
Continue Reading →“Arrow” - ‘Just Beginning’ Clip
Hot on the heels of the scheduling news for Arrow, this first clip has hit the web for the CW series based on the DC character of Green Arrow.
The clip is essentially a short origin and training montage and for what it is, it does impress me on the physicality of the up-and-coming hero.
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“Arrow” Shooting Your Way This Fall
The CW has officially announced that Arrow, the new superhero TV show focusing on the adventures of Oliver Queen, will be airing this Fall and coming your way at 8PM on Wednesday nights. It will be followed by Supernatural, which has been renewed for an eighth season.
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Ok, this is my first time doing this, so bear with me and welcome to The Weekly Pull List!
As usual, I have teamed up with fellow comics contributors Sam (sjhawkins) and Ryley (ryley-stbatman), as we each highlight our personal five picks from our Pull Lists from this week’s comic releases.
This week sees “Night of the Owls” continue over in the Batman books, some more “Ends of the Earth” madness for Spider-Man, and the next instalment of “Avengers Vs. X-Men”!
Read on to see what we’ve picked this week!
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Recap of Pop GO posts published on May 15, 2012.
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Despite the excitement with the upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man, not everything is great for your friendly neighborhood hero. Ultimate Spider-Man, which premiered this year on Disney XD, has come under much criticism from people due to its humor, plotting, and tone.
As one person online has said on Toon Zone forums: “As always, the humor is idiotic and childish. Nothing is every genuinely funny or witty.”
So what’s Marvel’s Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada’s response to all the Ultimate hate?
Find out after the break.
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Recent reports are claiming that ABC Studios have decided to reject AKA Jessica Jones, the drama-pilot based on Marvel’s Alias series by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos, whilst The Incredible Hulk-planned pilot could be coming soon.
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After the cliffhanger to last week’s Avengers Assemble #3 saw Thanos return to the Marvel Universe, cosmic Marvel fans wondered where the rest of the cosmic crew were.
Look no further, for the Guardians of the Galaxy will return in Avengers Assemble #6 by Brian Bendis and Mark Bagley, out in August.
Continue Reading →New Posters And Banner For “The Amazing Spider-Man” Swing Into Town
A new banner has been released for The Amazing Spider-Man showcasing the city from the web-slinger’s perspective. This is in addition to the banner being released as an international poster too, alongside another poster using the same backdrop, but giving us a nice look at Andrew Garfield’s butt when in costume.
The Amazing Spider-Man opens in theaters July 3.
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