Coty Geek

Okay, when I was a kid I loved the show Batman Beyond. The show was awesome because it took a hokey idea (in this case, Batman in the future) and made it awesome. What made it cool was that there wasn’t a reliance on old school villains and allowed for the futuristic Batman Terry McGuinness [...]

Okay, so remember way back when I did that post about DC potentially losing the rights to Superman? But how if they had a new film rolling by 2011, everything would be A-Ok? Well guess what! According to new DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson, a new film for the man of steal is NOT being [...]

Ok, so I feel like I should go on the record and say I was NEVER a Star Trek fan. I hated it with a passion, in fact. I thought it was stupid and didn’t understand why so many people liked it. Then I saw JJ Abrams’ Star Trek movie. And suddenly I got it. [...]

Ok, so when Spider-Man 3 came out, it obviously didn’t meet the hype. There were too many story elements, it was too goofy, and just wasn’t as good as it should have been. I will say, however, that James Franco easily had the best acting of anybody in that film, no matter how goofy the [...]

So, it made some major waves last week that Marvel Comics was being bought by the Walt Disney Company. A lot of comic fans started immediately being afraid, and even I was initially terrified. When I heard the story, this was my initial reaction:

But when I stopped and thought it through, I realized something: it’s [...]

Ok, for those not in the know on comics, Mark Millar is basically the shiznit. He’s the guy that wrote Wanted (I’ll never understand how anyone could justify calling the film they did an adaptation), Superman: Red Son, and a few billion other stories that are just plain good. His most recent work Kick-@$$ (the [...]

Ok, the past week and a half had some very big announcements happened in the comic industry, with one of which being the biggest comic book related news in years as it has the potential to END the current DC Universe and any or all related media.
The first, and most important thing, is that the [...]