Author: Brett Stevens
Nathan Fillion Joins Suicide Squad
It looks like a former fictional writer is ready to squad up. Deadline reports that Castle star Nathan Fillion – best known in geek circles for his work in various Joss Whedon productions, such Captain Hammer in Dr. Horrible’s Sing-a-Long Blog and, of course, as Captain Malcolm Reynolds in Firef...
Read MoreDexter Fletcher Talks Sherlock Holmes 3
We have some new insight into our next visit to Baker Street. In a recent interview for the home release of Elton John biopic Rocketman, director Dexter Fletcher talked about the upcoming third installment in the Robert Downey Jr/Jude Law Sherlock Holmes film series and what it’s like to take over...
Read MoreFirst Image of Shaggy and Scooby in Scoob! Revealed
One of the internet’s most meme-able characters is about to return to the big screen. ComicBook.com, via a post on a licensing expo’s Instagram page, gave fans a look at an image of Shaggy (with Scooby at his side) from the upcoming Scooby-Doo film Scoob!, where he will be voiced by Will...
Read MoreLost Visions: Justice League: Mortal
When I saw Shazam!, there were a lot of things I was excited about, particularly the idea that D.J. Cotrona and Adam Brody were going to be featured as members of the Shazam! family. DC has a habit of giving nods to past productions in their various projects, with Christopher Reeve showing up on Sma...
Read MoreREVIEW: Pennyworth: Season 1, Episode 6, “Cilla Black”
After last week’s time jump, I was curious to see what would come next for Pennyworth, particularly with regard to what antics Martha would get up to at the behest of the No Name League. “Cilla Black” opens with Lord Harwood, who is increasingly coming back to himself, seeing the prim...
Read MoreREVIEW: Superman: Earth One – Volume 1
J. Michael Straczynski has been a popular writer for many years. His most notable is arguably Babylon 5, a show that redefined what science fiction on TV could be and ultimately crafted what was essentially a five-year novel for television. With the completion of his sci-fi epic in 1999, I often won...
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