Showing posts with label Vertigo Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vertigo Comics. Show all posts
Sunday, August 28, 2016
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1PanelReview Beware the Creeper
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Tuesday, May 12, 2015
#VertigoComics NEWS! LUCIFER trailer
Fox just released the trailer for the TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s comic Lucifer:
This looks pretty decent. Who would have imagined we would ever get a TV adaptation of the DC/Vertigo character Lucifer Morningstar!?
But why did they need to turn this into another crime procedural show?? They already did this with iZombie as well!! And I feel like that line was a Psych shout-out, anyone?
Now if only they could get a cameo of Constantine in there... Oh, and by the by, #SaveConstantine
The new series is set to premiere early 2016.
This looks pretty decent. Who would have imagined we would ever get a TV adaptation of the DC/Vertigo character Lucifer Morningstar!?
But why did they need to turn this into another crime procedural show?? They already did this with iZombie as well!! And I feel like that line was a Psych shout-out, anyone?
Now if only they could get a cameo of Constantine in there... Oh, and by the by, #SaveConstantine
The new series is set to premiere early 2016.
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Monday, May 11, 2015
#TV News! All aboard the hype train!
With the confirmation of a new season of Agents of SHIELD and - surprise! - another season of Agent Carter (wasn't it just supposed to be a self-contained mini-series?), Disney/Marvel just released the first teaser pics for both shows:
Agents of SHIELD's 3rd season is being promoted with this shiny hi-tech new logo. My guess is that it means the show will revolve around Fury's mysterious box.
Agent Carter is back as well.
Meanwhile Marvel's other new upcoming series in development at ABC from with director John Ridley is still kept in secret. Some people (me included) would love a Ms. Marvel live series. And the Agents of SHIELD spinoff they announced a little ago seems to have been put aside. (A "Secret Warriors" series?)
That only lives us with AKA Jessica Jones which will debut on Netflix this fall.
Speaking of comic book proprieties, on DC Comics/Vertigo's side, here's the logo for the upcoming Lucifer series on Fox:
And a first pic:
Let's hope this encounters less trouble than Constantine did...
Source: Courtesy from Screenrant
Agents of SHIELD's 3rd season is being promoted with this shiny hi-tech new logo. My guess is that it means the show will revolve around Fury's mysterious box.
Attention Agents! Assemble for Season 3.The tagline is a bit cheesy, but perfectly timed with the new Avengers film we just got.
Agent Carter is back as well.
AgentCarter is back to work.I would love a little time skip. To introduce a young Hank Pym maybe..?
Meanwhile Marvel's other new upcoming series in development at ABC from with director John Ridley is still kept in secret. Some people (me included) would love a Ms. Marvel live series. And the Agents of SHIELD spinoff they announced a little ago seems to have been put aside. (A "Secret Warriors" series?)
That only lives us with AKA Jessica Jones which will debut on Netflix this fall.
Speaking of comic book proprieties, on DC Comics/Vertigo's side, here's the logo for the upcoming Lucifer series on Fox:
And a first pic:
Let's hope this encounters less trouble than Constantine did...
Source: Courtesy from Screenrant
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Wednesday, March 4, 2015
#TV News! iZombie trailer
I really feared the CW's adapation of the Vertigo Comics series by Mike Allred, iZombie, since it was a cult favorite of mine (even if it seems not a lot of people have read it). They announced the series would be adapted into a procedural show, with obligatory added teen drama and cheese.
But it might just be fun enough. It will supervised by Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas. Check it out:
Sounds fun! And not that far off actually. Hopefully they will expand the mythos like the comic did.
It's expected to premiere on March 17th.
But it might just be fun enough. It will supervised by Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas. Check it out:
Sounds fun! And not that far off actually. Hopefully they will expand the mythos like the comic did.
It's expected to premiere on March 17th.
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Saturday, November 1, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
#SDCC News! Hellblazer Constantine is coming...
There's a new Constantine trailer, courtesy from the Comic-Con. And. It looks. FANTASTIC!
Check it out:
The show will start October 24th!!
Check it out:
The show will start October 24th!!
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Monday, May 12, 2014
#TV NEWS! Gotham, Constantine and now iZombie!
These comic book adaptations are never ending anytime soon, are they?
Coming off the recent announcement of...
The CW's The Flash - spin-off from Arrow (still no trailer for now, despite it coming up this fall),
The not really-Batman prequel Gotham, which I still doubt the need to exist, I mean, really!,
Constantine, which is honestly looking pretty fun in my eyes,
Here comes iZombie now!
Another Vertigo Comics title, a creator-owned series from Mike Allred (reviewed here for NewReaders). This one's also coming on the CW.
Honestly, I'm not really feeling this one... For one, it's on the CW, meaning plenty of gratting Teen-Drama... But also, they seem to have unnecessary changed a lot of the premise to either catch on NCIS-type of audience or to avoid the whole gruesome aspect you would have gotten from a cemetery-sort of setting.
Here goes, from the PR announcement:
"A med student-turned-zombie takes a job in the coroner’s office to gain access to the brains she must reluctantly eat to maintain her humanity, but with each brain she consumes, she inherits the corpse’s memories. With the help of her medical examiner boss and a police detective, she solves homicide cases in order to quiet the disturbing voices in her head."
Since I really liked the original comic, I might give a look to the pilot.. but I'm honestly not feeling this one...
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#TV NEWS! Hellblazer CONSTANTINE
Man... Warner Bros' going all out with all of their DC adaptations lately.. trying to catch up with Marvel, much?
Here's the trailer for the upcoming show based on Constantine - its second adaptation since the first Keanu Reeves-starring film:
He's actually is British this time!
Much better than that Gotham TV series as well.
Looks decent, if you ask me. But the fact that it's on NBC doesn't reassure me so far...
Here's the trailer for the upcoming show based on Constantine - its second adaptation since the first Keanu Reeves-starring film:
He's actually is British this time!
Much better than that Gotham TV series as well.
Looks decent, if you ask me. But the fact that it's on NBC doesn't reassure me so far...
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Friday, February 21, 2014
I Die at Midnight Review
New review up @ New readers...start here!
I Die at Midnight review!
I Die at Midnight © V2K:Vertigo Comics
I Die at Midnight review!
I Die at Midnight © V2K:Vertigo Comics
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Friday, December 20, 2013
#DeletedScenes - That Sandman movie we never got
So it appears it's official.
David S. Goyer will be producing and writing the film adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Sandman (what?? NOOOOOOOooooo! not this hack again! why is Warner Bros having him do every single DC film??) whichRobin I mean Joseph Gordon-Levitt will direct and star as the eponymous Morpheus.
Yikes.
Did you know for a very long time the film almost happened back in the mid-1990s, pitched by Gaiman himself to the studios with some help from writer/artist Jill Thompson who already had some connections thanks to her work on stage, film and TV....?
David S. Goyer will be producing and writing the film adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Sandman (what?? NOOOOOOOooooo! not this hack again! why is Warner Bros having him do every single DC film??) which
Yikes.
Did you know for a very long time the film almost happened back in the mid-1990s, pitched by Gaiman himself to the studios with some help from writer/artist Jill Thompson who already had some connections thanks to her work on stage, film and TV....?
Thursday, July 4, 2013
CBR My Faith in Frankie
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Friday, August 31, 2012
#FanFilm Friday - Y: The Last Man: the fan film
Here's something pretty impressive for this week!
While the actual live movie adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's apocalyptic thriller comic book Y: The Last Man has been in development hell for almost a decade some fans took it in their hands to make their own live adaptation of this classic Vertigo Comics series.
From what I've read, the latest rumors says it might by Louis Leterrier (Transporter, Incredible Hulk) that might make the movie. He seems to prefer if it was a TV series, but the studio is pushing for a movie instead.
Cramming all this epic into a 2 hours story?...mmmh.. I don't like the sound of that, and a movie series could only work if they're successful enough for a big studio. (and making it a big simple blockbuster might lose a lot in translation as well...)
Anyways,
That didn't stop these guys at IGN from trying to adapt the series into this following fanfilm
Here's a synopsis for those of you that might have missed this classic:
Directed and Written by Christian Cardona
Very, very nice!
I loved it!
I could imagine an actual on-going show much in the same vein as The Walking Dead TV series.
While the actual live movie adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's apocalyptic thriller comic book Y: The Last Man has been in development hell for almost a decade some fans took it in their hands to make their own live adaptation of this classic Vertigo Comics series.
From what I've read, the latest rumors says it might by Louis Leterrier (Transporter, Incredible Hulk) that might make the movie. He seems to prefer if it was a TV series, but the studio is pushing for a movie instead.
Cramming all this epic into a 2 hours story?...mmmh.. I don't like the sound of that, and a movie series could only work if they're successful enough for a big studio. (and making it a big simple blockbuster might lose a lot in translation as well...)
Anyways,
That didn't stop these guys at IGN from trying to adapt the series into this following fanfilm
Here's a synopsis for those of you that might have missed this classic:
"A mysterious plague has wiped out all men on the planet, and women are left to pick up the pieces of society. The only surviving man is Yorick, an amateur escape artist who is the key to the continual survival of the human race. Special Agent 355 is tasked to protect his life at all costs. Luckily, she's really good at her job..."This might have been produced with no profit but it certainly looks amazing!
Directed and Written by Christian Cardona
Very, very nice!
I loved it!
I could imagine an actual on-going show much in the same vein as The Walking Dead TV series.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
CBR:Quickies Jerry Prosser's Animal Man
This is it! Here's the end of the original Animal Man series!
For the end of the series, a new writer came on board, Jerry Prosser.
Mostly known for his work at Dark Horse Comics. He worked on a lot of horror and mature titles, from Aliens to Predator, Crow, Bram Stoker's Burial of the Rats, etc.
So you'd expect he would be a good fit to follow-up on Delano, right?
But instead of on following on those thematics he went back to more surreal plots like in Vol. 3 of Grant Morrison's and back to the whole Shamanic aspect of Animal Man from Tom Veitch.
The story went up on a bizarre note..
But let's pick this up from the start.
What I like to dub: "Animal Man: Dreams of a Shaman"!
Don't miss out my previous Animal Man-related reviews!
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
CBR:Quickies Jamie Delano's Animal Man
Time for another run through Animal Man comic books!
With writer Jamie Delano, the life of Buddy Baker took a U-turn into the bizarre and straight horror.
Closer to Stephen King stories than anything else.
It also after a couple of issues that Animal Man left DC for their author-driven in-print Vertigo Comics.
DC was offering a lot of explorations of the medium and mature oriented comics under that banner, like Hellblazer: Constantine, Doom Patrol or also its flagship, Neil Gaiman's Sandman.
It was also rereleases of Grant Morrison's run as trade paperbacks that helped implement the brand in the market. So bringing A-Man under that banner was a no brainer at that point.
Don't miss out my previous Animal Man-related reviews!
Sunday, August 12, 2012
ComicPageOfTheWeekend: Silver Age Y: The Last Man
Okay, not a real comic book page per-say, but too good to pass off.
It's a fanart, a Silver Age take Brian K Vaughan's Y: The Last Man!
Source: Courtesy from mightygodking
Y: The Last Man © Vertigo Comics
It's a fanart, a Silver Age take Brian K Vaughan's Y: The Last Man!
Source: Courtesy from mightygodking
Y: The Last Man © Vertigo Comics
Sunday, June 17, 2012
CBR Animal Man 3: Deus Ex Machina
And finally, time for the third and final book of Grant Morrison's Animal Man!
It's all coming down to this conclusion, what is going to happen to Buddy? What are the strange shadows lurking around that he's been seeing since the beginning of the story? And what is beyond the gutters of these panels?!
Don't miss out my previous Animal Man-related reviews!
Monday, February 6, 2012
Vertical Review
New review up @ New readers...start here!
This time, Mike Allred's Vertical.
Check it out~
Vertical © Vertigo Comics
This time, Mike Allred's Vertical.
Check it out~
Vertical © Vertigo Comics
Monday, October 24, 2011
iZombie Vol. 1 Review
New review up @ New readers...start here!
It's iZombie Vol. 1 by yours truly.
Check it out~
iZombie © Chris Roberson & Michael Allred & Vertigo Comics
It's iZombie Vol. 1 by yours truly.
Check it out~
iZombie © Chris Roberson & Michael Allred & Vertigo Comics
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
CBR Angel & The Ape (2001)
Do you know or remember Angel & The Ape?
You know, that comedic detective duo, created for back-up stories then given their own title before disappearing into obscurity?
They had a pretty neat mini-series in the early 90s, which I reviewed already!
Then they disappeared into obscurity again...
Well, in the 2000s, thanks to the success to the various genres covered by the in-print Vertigo Comics, DC decided to give those guys another try.
Was it any good? Was it any fun? What did these fools do to our beloved unknown characters? Is this another grim & gritty reboot? Let's check it out!
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