Because why not?
[via Jim Smith]
Year: 2014
US TV
Joss Whedon continues Buffy and Firefly on napkins
Want to know what happens next in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly, direct from Joss Whedon himself? Apparently, the best thing to do is Tweet him because then he’ll draw you the answers.
So here’s what happens next on Buffy.
And here’s what happens next on Firefly.
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News: Lady Thor, Survivor’s Remorse trailer, Archie to die, BBC3’s In Deep teaser + more
Film casting
- Alex Breckenridge, Cam Gigandet, Astrid Bryan et al join Broken Vows
Comics
- New Thor to be a woman
- Archie to die after 75 years [spoilers]
New UK TV shows
- Teaser trailer for BBC3’s In Deep
US TV
US TV show casting
- Elizabeth Rodriguez joins Grimm
- Leslie Hope to recur on Tyrant, Raymond J Barry to recur on The 100
New US TV shows
- Trailer for Starz’s Survivor’s Remorse
Weekly Wonder Woman
Weekly Wonder Woman: Superman/Wonder Woman #10, Justice League Beyond 2.0 #24
Normally, around this time of the month, we can rely on Charles Soule and Tony Daniel to cheer us with their usual top notch, high-quality Superman/Wonder Woman. However, this month, not only was Tony Daniel away, leaving the art to the not-quite-as-good Paulo Siqueira – possibly a permanent situation since Daniel is off to write and draw Deathstroke – we’re still stuck in the seemingly interminable ‘Superman Doomed storyline’. The result is the first issue of Superman/Wonder Woman that… I almost can’t bring myself to say it… isn’t very good.
There, I dared to say it.
Also after the jump, we’ll take a look at Justice League Beyond #24, which finally wraps up both the ‘Justice Lords’ storyline and the ‘Return of Wonder Woman’ storyline. Man these things go on for a long time.
Continue reading “Weekly Wonder Woman: Superman/Wonder Woman #10, Justice League Beyond 2.0 #24”
Weekly Wonder Woman
Weekly Wonder Woman: Superman/Wonder Woman #10, Justice League Beyond 2.0 #24
Normally, around this time of the month, we can rely on Charles Soule and Tony Daniel to cheer us with their usual top notch, high-quality Superman/Wonder Woman. However, this month, not only was Tony Daniel away, leaving the art to the not-quite-as-good Paulo Siqueira – possibly a permanent situation since Daniel is off to write and draw Deathstroke – we’re still stuck in the seemingly interminable ‘Superman Doomed storyline’. The result is the first issue of Superman/Wonder Woman that… I almost can’t bring myself to say it… isn’t very good.
There, I dared to say it.
Also after the jump, we’ll take a look at Justice League Beyond #24, which finally wraps up both the ‘Justice Lords’ storyline and the ‘Return of Wonder Woman’ storyline. Man these things go on for a long time.
Continue reading “Weekly Wonder Woman: Superman/Wonder Woman #10, Justice League Beyond 2.0 #24”