“Yesterday’s” Comic> Space Ace #2

“Will someone make that Dragon’s Lair movie already so we get a turn?”

Space Ace #2

CrossGen Publishing & MVCreations (September, 2003)

WRITER: Robert Kirkman

ARTIST: Paulo Borges

COLORIST: Grafiz Sismik

LETTERING: Lithium Pro

Continue reading →

BW’s Daily Video> How To Destroy Your Hero

Catch more from Abbie Emmons on YouTube

 

Finally Watched…Batman Ninja

It’s interesting that Batman is actually known in Japan. He and Robin even had their own manga series, which a few years ago was translated into English as Bat-Manga if you want to look up their adventures against Lord Death Man. So a Batman anime isn’t all that surprising. Besides, as Gaijin Goombah once discovered, Batman is totally a ninja anyway. So when 2018’s Batman Ninja was announced it didn’t surprise anyone, and the curiosity began.

Was this going to be an Elseworlds story, like the adapted Gotham By Gaslight, or a time travel story? It turned out to be the latter, and thanks to Toonami (part of the Adult Swim block on Cartoon Network) I was able to finally see it. For the record it was the English version they aired and that’s what I’ll be using but since the English trailer spoils part of Batman’s character arc (nice going, nitwits, and that was the official Warner Entertainment trailer) I went with the Japanese trailer instead. This may be one of the shorter waits since starting this series, which may end up being an unintentional theme for this week, but was it worth waiting for at all?

RELEASE DATE: 2018

RELEASED BY: Marvel Studios & Walt Disney Pictures

RUNTIME: 1 hour 25 minutes

RATING: unrated (apparently direct to video doesn’t get an MMPA rating, but this isn’t a movie for kids)

STARRING: Roger Craig Smith, Tony Hale, Tara Strong, Will Friedle, Fred Tatasclore, Yuri Lowenthal, Grey Griffin, Eric Bauza, & Adam Croasdell,

SCREENWRITERS: Kazuki Nakashima (original), Leo Chu, and Eric S. Garcia (English)

DIRECTOR: Junpei Mizusaki

BOX OFFICE: it’s a direct to video movie

ESTIMATED BUDGET: darned if I know

Continue reading →

“Yesterday’s” Comic> Sonic X #9

“I need to start wearing a parachute.”

Sonic X #9

Archie Comics (July, 2006)

“Wicked Sweet Shuttle Shenanigans” part 2

WRITER/LETTERER: Joe Edkin

PENICLER: Tim Smith 3

INKERS: Andrew Pepoy and Rick Koslowski

COLORIST: Tom Chu

COVER ART: Patrick “Spaz” Spaziante

EDITOR: Mike Pellerito

Continue reading →

BW’s Daily Video: 10 Stupid Arguments About Batman That Don’t Make Sense

Catch more from WhatCulture Comics on YouTube

 

Not A Cancellation: Just A Delay

I promised you guys four movie reviews this week and I plan to stick to that. I have run into a problem today. Last night I had trouble sleeping, and it’s not just one factor to blame. Short version is I ended up sleeping most of the day. I do not want to give you guys a crap article, especially with this one due to various factors. I’ll be moving it to maybe Friday and I’ll do a special installment of Finally Watched on Saturday (probably in place of the Scooby-Doo Team-Up review) and the planned Finally Watched edition of Saturday Night Showcase.

Sorry for the situation but it seems like somebody down there doesn’t want me to empty the Finally Watched list.

“Yesterday’s” Comic> Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #14

I was getting tired of the foreshadowing, too.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #14

Marvel/Paramount Comics (January, 1998)

“T’Prell Revealed” part 1: “Betrayal”

WRITER: Chris Cooper

PENCILER: Chris Renaud

INKER: Andy Lanning

COLORIST: Kevin Somers

LETTERER: Jim Novak

EDITOR: Bobbie Chase

Continue reading →