Showing posts with label Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne Dc Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne Dc Comics. Show all posts

Monday, November 1, 2010

Sexy Super Model Tanit Phoenix May Be the Next Wonder Woman

Apparently the South African supermodel and actress, who recently appeared in Lost Boys: The Thirst, is in the running to play Wonder Woman in the new WB/DC tv series heading our way..

Although we may not see the Amazonian princess on the big screen for some time, we will see her grace our tv screens at some point. According to Comic Book Movie, apparently WB/DC are already on the hunt for a lady to don the lasso and gauntlets. And WhatsPlaying report that model turned actress Tanit Phoenix is on their watch list..
Apparently, the actress has actually already spoken to key members of the production team and expressed interest… and they’re (that includes some suits at Warner Bros, whom she worked with on Lost Boys: The Thirst) apparently big fans, so her name will undoubtedly be amongst the four or five young actresses that are ultimately shortlisted for the role of the Amazonian princess. “She will definitely get to screen test”, says an insider.
Phoenix certainly looks the part. She's 5'9 and all kinds of gorgeous. Aside from The Lost Boys movie she has appeared in Lord Of War with Nicholas Cage, a few straight to dvd flicks and has been cast in the lead for HBO's upcoming show Femme Fatales.

via comic book movie, Keron Grant 

Friday, September 24, 2010

Cast of Seinfeld as DC Superheroes

David Watcher put two of my favorite things together Seinfeld and DC Comics.  Prior to his fantastic artwork, I would have never thought it possible that the two would meet.  I love George Constanza as Batman wearing his glasses. Just classic!  Head over to David's site to see some more beautiful, creative and unique artwork.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

BRUCE WAYNE: THE ROAD HOME Covers are HUGE (and Batastic)!

DC promised us something big when they announced the BRUCE WAYNE: THE ROAD HOME books last month,.  Although, I must have missed the fact that the cover would be a connected image, featuring a number of the key characters that reside on the Bat-universe. The wonderful cover art was done by none other than SUPERMAN: EARTH ONE artist Shane Davis.  Click on the above image to see the beautifully detailed images from the BRUCE WAYNE: THE ROAD HOME cover.

Source DC: The Source

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

The Rainbow Batman

Thanks to The Daily What Gfest discovered a great site where artist reinterpret comic book covers.  A novel idea that is very, very funny.  Above you can see Mike Walton's take on  Sheldon Moldoff’s legendary “Rainbow Batman” Detective Comics cover, which is just plain hilarious.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Megan Fox Side Boob Only Good Thing to Come Out of Jonah Hex Movie

Based on the early reviews and the horrible opening weekend for the "Jonah Hex" movie, this picture of Megan Fox's boobs at the movie's premiere might be the only enjoyable thing about the movie. 

Jonah Hex, was a complete failure, rustling up a paltry estimated $5.1 million at 2,825 locations.  The film reportedly cost $50 million to make, which means its going to lose a LOT of money at the end of the day.

Hex was the weakest start for a DC Comics adaptation since Steel in 1997, and was much lower than the $9.4 million of the last DC bust, The Losers.

The Western action movie was an attempt at counter-programming Toy Story 3 but couldn't muster much niche support let alone broader interest with its feeble presentation: not serious and dramatic enough for Western buffs and too obscure for most fan boys. It had one of the worst openings on record for a Western, let alone a comic book movie.


But to finish on a high note, Megan Fox has really nice side boob.  So skip the theatres, and pre-order it on DVD today. 



Friday, June 11, 2010

Meet DC's Newest Character - Aqualad (we think it stinks too)

The Source, DC's Comic blog recently released some information about a new character that will become an integral part of Brightest Day and the DC Universe.  This character will also appear in the New Young Justice animated series that will air on Cartoon Network.   Naturally it's Aqualad.

I know you are all overwhelmed by this huge revelation.  Gfest can't blame you for not caring.  I barely care about Aquaman and now your shoving Aqualad down our throats. 

To our disappointment, Aqualad’s story actually begins in a few short weeks in BRIGHTEST DAY #4.  Apparently, he has no idea he’s about to become Aqualad.  In fact, according to the Source, he lives in one of the driest places in America – Silver City, New Mexico.

WOW! YEA!  WHO-HOO! We know nothing can makes this exciting.

Monday, June 7, 2010

New Green Lantern Promo Art - Hal Jordan In Wonder Woman Out

As all good comic readers know, the original Trinity was composed of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman.  In fact, numerous books and series have been dedicated to the 'Trinity' composed of the 'Big' three.

Well apparently, Wonder Woman isn't pulling her weight (or revenue) because as you can see by the poster below, which places Green Lantern at the center of the DC superhero universe, Warner Brothers is obviously hoping that the picture will help move a lot of swag.

Green Lantern is due to hit theaters on June 17, 2011.

I don't like it but tell Gfest what you think?

Friday, June 4, 2010

New Trailer of DC Universe Online Game with Flash & Superspeed

A new trailer for DC Universe Online has been released today where creative director Jens Anderson talks about one of the many transportation features found in the upcoming online game.

Superspeed, originating from The Flash, allows players to run faster than lightning on the ground, up walls, and on the ceiling. A small demonstration of what it can do can be seen in the video.

DC Universe Online launches for PS3 and PC this November. (image via scrawlfx.com and Sony Online Entertainment)

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Photos of Immigrants as Superheroes, Seriously!

Our role models at Comic Alliance created one of the funniest posts we have seen in a long, long time.  It takes a lot to make Gfest laugh out loud just looking at something but this made us fall of our chairs. 

Although these post at first glance are very funny, the pictures prompt a discussion about immigration policy in our country.
"Most of the U.S. national news about immigration is very sad: bitter political disputes in Arizona, or images of desperate immigrants trying to cross the border," photographer Dulce Pinzón wrote, describing the motivation for her photo essay for Foreign Policy.
You know what, Gfest just thinks they're funny.  We are not here to sway your political views.  We are here to make you laugh and take a few minutes to enjoy life's simply pleasures while you spend the rest of your day busting your ass.  But if you would like to read Dulce's Pinzon's article (it is an eye opening read) please head on over to Foreign Policy.

With that said, click read more to see more funny pictures.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

DC Comics Screwing it's Faithful Weekly Readers

In August, DC Comics will begin offering 32-page comic book titles with a $3.99 cover price in their DC Universe family of titles. A spokesperson for the publisher declined to comment further on the change, but confirmed that the new price point, first noticed by fans in DC's August 2010 solicitations, is indeed accurate and official.

Previously, all 32-page DC titles were priced at $2.99 and the publisher only used the $3.99 price point for extra-length books, most featuring a main title feature, and an 8 to 10-page back-up story, or co-feature.

(awesome image via R. Mais)

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Brand New Cover Art for Batman Beyond #2

Gfest loves Batman Beyond.  Cranky old Bruce Wayne (Not Dick (head) Grayson), Terry McGinnis, Ace the dog, bitchy Barbara Gordon, a-hole Derrick Powers, etc.  Great Cartoon and short lived comic series.  Gfest praises the comic gods (not Dan Didio) for bringing this story back to us. 

Here is the beautiful cover to Issue #2 done by the ever talented Dustin Nguyen.  And because Gfest loves you here is the synopsis to the issue as well. 
A mysterious new threat targets the original Batman’s villains, and only Terry McGinnis – the Batman of the future – has a chance of finding and stopping him. But of a Catwoman stalks into the picture, Terry is torn between the lady she appears to be and the deadly tiger she might turn out to be!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Beautiful Darwyn Cook I Zombie Variant Cover

Gfest is the first to admit we have yet to read I Zombie.  We definitely will because the previews for iZombie seemed the makings for a good story.

Gfest is a big fan of Fables and really enjoyed the Chris Roberson miniseries, Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love.  We also enjoy the art of Mike Allred.  Combine Chirs Roberson, Mike Allred and Darwyn Cook and you have the makings of a good start to a series.

Enjoy this beautiful variant cover to I Zombie #1 by the amazing Darwyn Cook.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #3 Variant Cover - Ahoy Matey!

Have you ever heard the Adam and Eve pun?  While standing in the Garden of Eden, Adam comes across at Beautifully naked  Eve. Adam stops in front of Eve and with a look of shock on his face, screams, "stand back, I don't know how big this thing is going to get."  Basically, Gfest knows how Adam felt - Excited!

Gfest feels like an adolescent boy that discovered a pile of dirty magazines.  Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #1 hits shelves next week and the Source is going to have a special "first look" at issue #1 later on this week. 

In an effort to provide Gfest a release, DC unveiled the Variant Cover to Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #3.  Here’s Pirate Batman in all his glory, courtesy of artist Yanick Paquette.