It’s not that long, but it has some awesome and hilarious new footage! SHAZAM! will be in theaters on April 5, 2019! We all have a superhero inside us, it just takes a bit of magic to bring it out. In Billy Batson’s (Angel) case, by shouting out one word—SHAZAM!—this streetwise 14-year-old foster kid can […]
A short video by Will Schoder that takes a look at how most stories from books, movies, and tv shows are basically all the same. They all share the same basic structure. Check it out. [Source: Will Schoder on Youtube]
Darren Tibbles is quite an artist! Check out this compilation of some of his amazing Star Wars animations. From Darren Tibbles: Here’s my entry for this years Star Wars Awards. I didn’t get much time to put something together so it ended up being more of a show reel. [Daz Tibbles]
Remember those awesome sentient door knocker in Labyrinth? You know, the ones that kept bickering, even though their mouths were full? Now, thanks to Chronicle Collectibles, you will soon be able to get the same door knockers for your home! Pre-orders are starting on Friday, January 18 (3PM CT) for the measly sum of just […]
An interesting compilation of various Marvel facts! [Via GG | @MarvelousFacts | All Things DC and Marvel | MarvelTrueFacts]
By John Lister Contributing Writer, [GAS] There are very few generalizations which I hold true in life, but one of them is that if you aren’t slightly obsessed with the aftermath of a nuclear apocalypse, we probably won’t be friends. Whether it’s the result of inborn geekiness or the era in which I grew up, […]
From Dr. Hope: As a huge geek I thought it time I break down the medical scenes from the Marvel movie Doctor Strange from a real doctor’s perspective! I’ll explain how accurate it is, a bit more about what’s happening on screen and share some of my experiences too! [Dr Hope’s Sick Notes]
Artist Max Siedentopf installed what he calls “Toto Forever” in the middle of the Namib Desert, an installation that, thanks to solar power, could play Toto’s Africa for all eternity. From Max Siedentopf and BBC News: “[I] wanted to pay the song the ultimate homage and physically exhibit ‘Africa’ in Africa,” explains the 27-year-old artist. […]