DC Vs MK….hmmmmm

Not sure if its gonna be a good game yet, but today a video popped up Gametrailers that has his fatality.

So check it out and hope its good.

The Ultimate Cyborg Team!

Bionic Commando Rearmed was just released last week for X-Box Live during their Summer of Arcade. So guess what that means? Cyborgs are cool again! While playing it I got to thinking about other cool cyborgs  and ended up making a list of the Top Five Cyborg Heroes of All Time in my head. I believe if the characters on this list formed a team they would be an unstoppable fighting force the likes of which the world has never seen.

Here we go!

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Wall-E. If you’re reading this, you need to see it.

If you haven’t seen Wall-E, stop reading this, stop doing whatever you’re doing and see it. If it’s late at night, start planning your excuse to skip work tomorrow and go to the earliest showing of it. Wall-E is that good a movie. Read the rest of this entry »

NYCC 2008 - Interview With Shadow Girls Creator

Season 1 Banner of ShadowGirls

Late addition from NYCC 2008 again, interview with Shadow Girls webcomic creator, David A Rodriguez.

Check it out and check out the comic too right here.

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Rosetta Key is Made of Wood

The Rosetta Key cover

The Rosetta Key
William Dietrich
Release Date: 04/2008

This book came out in April. I’ve had it since April. I’ve been trying to make myself read it since April and I just can not. (This attempt to force myself to read something I was sick of after the first chapter and dreading after the third caused me to be rather late in reviewing a much more interesting novel by David B. Coe.)

The geographical area Rosetta is set in and the type of adventure reminds me of the Mummy movies with Brendan Fraser (Which I loved. It looks like the third one is going to be good as well.) but that’s the only resemblance. The writing is not plodding, exactly, but trying to read it is like repeatedly walking head first into a tree.

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Of Witches and Pestilence

The Sorcerers' Plague cover

The Sorcerers’ Plague
Book One of Blood of the Southlands
David B. Coe
Release Date: 12/2007

This review has been a long time coming. I started reading it months ago, but put it down in favor of a slightly newer novel in an effort to “keep up with the times” (and as you can see, I regret it greatly). After my prolonged and disappointing break from Plague, I was happy to pick it up once again and settle down for a good story.

The prologue grabbed me, starting with a young girl walking through a thunderstorm, willing herself to live. Curiosity about what horror she was running from – her family and village dead, allegedly her fault – propelled me to the first chapter. This began an introduction to an intriguing fantasy world whose details were continually and skillfully dropped throughout the book.

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Interview with Vampire Cowboy Theater

NYCC 2008 - Interview with Vampire Cowboy Theater

We’re hitting the doldrums of summer so we’re dropping another review on you from earlier in May that we did with Vampire Cowboy Theater. They do wicked, sci fi, fantasy, etc theater. Anything you could ever NOT imagine doing a stage show about, these guys probably have done a stage show about it.

So check out the interview and then go check out their site.

NYCC 2008 - Two Vids, ShadowGirls and Vampire Cowboys Theater

Trying to get up the remainder of the videos from Comic Con 2008.

So first is an interview with the creator of the Shadow Girls web comic and next is an interview with Robert Ross Parker of Vampire Cowboys Theater, a performance group that specializes in Superntural/Sci-Fi/Comic book related type stage shows.

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NYCC 2008 - Interview with Least I Could Do guys

LICD Banner

We talked to them at the con last week and the interview is finally up. Towards the end their was a slight jitter on the tape. This is by far one of the funniest I think I’ve done, so check it out after the jump. And much apologies to Lar, for calling him Lars. He is not Swedish, but don’t hold that against him.

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NY Comic Con 2008 - Interview with Michael McHale about Sega’s Iron Man

We talked to Michael McHale, Senior Producer at Sega, on the first day of the comic con about the upcoming Iron Man game.

Check out the video here on our youtube channel or download it later as a podcast from iTunes.