All-Star Superman 2-Disc Special Edition DVD:
All-Star Superman Blu-Ray™ Combo Pack will include approximately 2 1/2 hours of intriguing bonus features, starting with all of the content available on the 2-Disc Special Edition DVD and adding:• Feature film (est. 75 min)
• Sneak Peak at Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, the next DC Universe Animated Original Movie
• Featurette: "Superman Now" – In a moment of inspiration, Grant Morrison was provided an opportunity to revamp the Man of Steel into something modern, something more relevant for today's audience. This is the story of All-Star Superman – where it all started, and what it came to be
• Two bonus episodes from animated television series handpicked by Bruce Timm
At a suggested retail price of $19.98 and $24.98, respectfully, the Blu-ray pack seems like the best buy for collectors and fact-fiends.• Featurette: "Incubating the Idea" – A conversation with Grant Morrison
• Audio Commentary: Bruce Timm and Grant Morrison
• All-Star Superman Digital Comic Book
• Standard and high definition versions of the feature film
• Digital copy on disc of the feature film
For eons, the New Gods waged a war between good and evil. Evil has finally won. Victorious at long last against his enemies on the world of New Genesis, Darkseid has unleashed the forces of Apokolips on Earth. With the secret of the Anti-Life Equation at his command, Darkseid now possesses the ability to eradicate all free will from humanity—and usher in an end to the age of super heroes. Facing an ever-growing army of mindless slaves and corrupted heroes, Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and the remnants of the Justice League of America find themselves consumed by the spreading darkness. They remain humanity’s only hope—the only light that will not be extinguished in the world’s darkest hour. But at what cost? Copyright (p) & © 2010 DC Comics. All Rights Reserved. All names, characters, and elements are trademarks of DC Comics. Approximate Run Time: 8 hours |
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Image via WikipediaYesterday, I've heard that Warner Brothers has decided to make a new Buffy: The Vampire Slayer movie. The bad news? No Joss Whedon or any of the idea or concepts he brought to the Movie, television series, or comic books. Without him creating, directing, or producing the franchise would not have worked! I mean the movie was a dud at time. The studio did not know what it had. I bet it is gonna be like Blade...just wait and see. Which means it won't work for Buffy. I liked the way Whedon summed up his comment:
I always hoped that Buffy would live on even after my death. But, you know, AFTER. I don't love the idea of my creation in other hands, but I'm also well aware that many more hands than mine went into making that show what it was. And there is no legal grounds for doing anything other than sighing audibly.
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After much anticipation since its announcement back in April, the Young Justice cartoon is finally set to debut next week on Cartoon Network. Based on the 1990s DC Comics title created primarily by Todd DeZago, Peter David and Todd Nauck, Young Justice stars the teenage sidekicks of the Justice League, including such kid heroes as Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, Miss Martian, Artemis, Speedy, and Superboy. The show's ranks will be expanded as it progresses, and will also include an impressive lineup of Justice Leaguers like Batman, Superman, Green Arrow, Aquaman, and Captain Marvel.
Image by Getty Images via @daylifeG4TV conduct some field tests on Microsoft's Kinect Technology. They asked Kirsten Price to test it out in various ways to see if it filters things. Aparently, it has no problem with nudity. Go figure. The video documenting the tests is hilarious! You know...for science. I'd like them to do some tests for Playstation move!
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