RU sits back and reads the debut comic from new publisher, Gentleman Baby Comics, and likes what he sees.
Hit! #1
Written By: Craig Schroeder
Art By: Daniel Hooker
Published By: Gentleman Baby Comics
Reasons to give a book a chance (incomplete and in no order):
Let’s compare Aliens: Inhuman Condition to the list above:
Almost 13 years ago Marvel launched Ultimate Spider-Man, followed closely by The Ultimates, Ultimate Fantastic Four, and Ultimate X-Men. This new, Ultimate, universe was a re-imagining of the Marvel universe (616) for the 21st Century. Ever since then, fanboys have been clamoring for the eventual 616/Ultimate crossover, and their dreams came true in 2012 with the publication of the Spider-Men mini by Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli.
So while the rest of the site blows up due to comics-related drama, I’ll just be over here still trying to crank out television recaps for everyone. It’s not like I, as a lowly entertainment reviewer, get to go to c2e2, even though I live in freaking Chicago. (Full disclosure: I did not even ask for a press pass.) Anyway, it’s time for a slightly delayed recap of this week’s Doctor Who. *Spoilers, sweetie.*
Iron Man Three (2013)
Directed by Shane Black
Written by Drew Pearce and Shane Black
Starring Robert Downey Jnr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall and Ben Kingsley
Marvel Studios/Walt Disney Motion Picture Studios
Out May 3rd in the USA, out now in the rest of the world
What does a hard-drinking, hard-living old west bounty hunter do when he meets a brightly-colored superhero from the far flung future? The same thing he always does, apparently.
Wondering what comic references you missed in last night’s episode? Luckily Arrow Annotations is here to help, providing some additional notes and background info from last night’s episode. Arrow spoilers follow!
So R-stilts has a dream about turning Henry into clay and then shattering him. Man, you too? Anyway, he wakes up and-
No, you know what? No. I’m done, and you should be too. The only way to bring good television back to the major networks is…
um…
oh, right, there is no way to do that. I had this big speech prepared, something about like hope and capitalism and maybe some bunnies, but it really doesn’t matter so I’m just going to rant a bit.
