Batman first appeared in Detective Comics in 1939 and was little more than detective who wore a superhero costume. Batman's powers evolved along with the character through the years, eventually ending up on prime-time tv on the ultra-campy BATMAN (1966) tv show starring Adam West and Burt Ward. The popularity of this show eventually led to the creation of the first animated Batman series, Filmation's...
You may know very well the characters of your favourite cartoons but do you know the talented persons performing the voices? So, here are some of those faces behind the voices. Yeardley Smith as Lisa Simpson Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson Pamela Segall Adlon as Bobby Hill Seth MacFarlane as Peter, Brian and Stewie Griffin Tom Kenny as Spongebob Squarepants James Avery “Uncle Phil” as...
As far as the actors go, Brit Aaron Johnson as Kick-Ass more than fills the lead role ably handling the accent, but I did feel that he lacked the vulnerability of the comic's Dave Lizewski, never nerdy enough and definitely too buff, but that's just nit-picking at a role that should catapult him into the big time. Christopher "McLovin" Mintz-Plasse proves that he has what it takes to hold...
(TrendHunter.com) Have you ever wanted a superhero power? I wanted to do the Bat Dance like Adam West, but that is not really a power. How about shooting flames out of your palms? Everett Bradford created the Prometheus…
You may know very well the characters of your favourite cartoons but do you know the talented persons performing the voices? So, here are some of those faces behind the voices. Yeardley Smith as Lisa Simpson Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson Pamela Segall Adlon as Bobby Hill Seth MacFarlane as Peter, Brian and Stewie Griffin Tom Kenny as Spongebob Squarepants James Avery “Uncle Phil” as...
Just in time for Halloween, here are a few behind-the-scenes tidbits about some famous masks (of both the scary and not-so-spooky variety). 1. Leatherface Portions of the classic horror film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre were based on the crimes of serial killer Ed Gein, but the trademark Leatherface mask was inspired by a far more personal (and [...]
I can't be hosted in Arab (or Iranian) media. The Aljazeera fellow who called me yesterday to invite me to offer a few opinions by phone (on US foreign policy, as always), he said that my voice has not been heard on AlJazeera in four months. I said: of course, not as I became a victims of their "sulhah" (reconciliation) with Saudi Arabia. And this morning a reporter for Al-Quds radio in Damascus...
On Sunday October 18th 2009 Qdog, Mr Moyle and Sooki-monster hosted a live show in Melbourne with a group of 20+ people to create the greatest movie never made
Grab your cape and tights, and stop telling Robin you want to see the inside of his bat cave. Today, Nice Price or Crack Pipe has a homage to the Dynamic Duo's car, and that's no joke. Riddle me this, what's the most iconic car of 1960's television? The Monkeemobile? Munster Hot Rod? My Mother the Car? Not even close. The car that is seared into the consciousness of the Baby Boom generation is non...
Elizabethton, Tenn. - A small plane crashed and burned Thursday afternoon in mountainous terrain in East Tennessee, killing a pilot and a student, officials said. Kathleen Bergen of the Federal Aviation Administration in Atlanta said the single-engine Cessna 206 crashed about 3:15 p.m. EDT in Carter County some eight miles south of the Elizabethton airport in the Tiger Creek section of Roan Mountain...
Do you feel that? The world just got a lot less funny. Comedy icon and TV personality Soupy Sales (born Milton Supman) left us late yesterday at the age of 83, the Los Angeles Times reports. He'd spent the past week in a Bronx, NY hospital in steady decline after years of battling a variety [...]
Filed under: Vintage Most days, I - like most nerds - wake up disappointed by two facts: 1. I'm not as awesome as Adam West and 2. I'm not as awesome as Burt Ward. Well now, thanks to Charity Buzz, nerds everywhere finally have a glimmer of hope to change all that: ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
Hoo-boy. Let me tell you, it ain't easy to get back into the semi-regular posting after a vacation filled with cloudy weather, chowdah and almost no Internet access. And have I mentioned that I visited H.P. Lovecraft's grave? IN THE RAIN?! 'Cause I did. Aaaaaaanyway, I haven't even really had a chance to catch up on my comic book reading yet ... (Longish aside: OK, I did read Justice League of America...