Mark Seifert Archives

Of course, no we'll wonder... anywhere else? But for now there's this: When we originally said that Age Of Ultron #10 would see a non-Marvel character

Not so far away during a summer just 2 years from now: Disney’s Alan Horn made it very clear at Cinema Con in Las Vegas this afternoon: the studio will be

As I type this, it's turning April 18 in the U.S., and I've been surprised and pleased to see that -- as we first started to mention back when the Scott

The long-awaited new Man of Steel trailer has just been released: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HstHJN8MJwo

WTF Certified month continues to roll through April, and also dominate the comic conversation here and elsewhere.

Here's a public service announcement from one of our friends from Krypton:

Still more Star Wars news: An IMDB user posted what appear to be several pages from a TV show’s “bible,” or perhaps just a pitch document. These give some

WTF Certified keeps on giving: But could this week’s Wonder Woman #19 put a fly in that ointment? A rather large fly? On the WTF gatefold reveal, enough

Big day for movie news & rumors based on DC Comics yesterday, starting with Justice League: There have been many rumours of little clues, hints or

Is Oblivion what you want to see this weekend? Michael Moran gives you his opinion: I’ve heard quite a bit of negative buzz about Oblivion. Having now

BKV on Saga #12: "As has hopefully been clear from the first page of our first issue, SAGA is a series for the proverbial “mature reader.”  Unfortunately,

A new Iron Man 3 featurette here with interviews and several new clips from the filmvia Fandango:  

Tweeted by Bryan Singer just a bit ago (see below for update):   Update: After seeing this post yesterday, BC forum member STFmaryville sent me the

Kick Ass 2 actor Morris Chestnut has deleted the Black Panther tweet that got the Marvel movie gossip mill churning yesterday... but is that to be seen as

DC's upcoming event was definitely the talk of the weekend here and elsewhere: Zatanna is in her fishnets, The Atom is a woman and Doctor Light is back.

It's shaping up to be an interesting summer in comics: Here we go folks. The covers to Justice League #22, Justice League Dark #22 and Justice League Of

My favorite part of this story is BC forumer Brandon ZK Olmstead predicting it exactly, two months ago in a popular forum thread in which BC forum artists

I still miss the classic top hat, but it's a good costume: Now it seems that Zatanna is about to return just a little closer to her classic look — with a

Vanguard Productions publisher J. David Spurlock has reported on his facebook page that comic book legend Carmine Infantino has died today at age 87.

Plenty going on in the Batman family in recent weeks, including this: Because in today’s Batman #19 we find the new replacement for Batwing. Most-Read

Way back in June 2011, as news and info of the New 52 was just emerging, one of the interesting aspects of it that Bleeding Cool reported was an editorial

Finding Dory” takes place about a year after Finding Nemo, and features returning favorites Marlin, Nemo and the Tank Gang, among others.

Top stories of Monday, with the Fools separated out.

Nice to get more info on this project: During the Wondercon panel for Pacific Rim this afternoon, Guillermo Del Toro seized the inevitable question about

More discussion on the events of Uncanny Avengers #5: On Wednesday, Bleeding Cool ran the first article about Havok, Alex Summers, and his speech in

The Batman Zero Year panel just concluded at WonderCon with Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, and DC's John Cunningham on hand to talk about Zero Year and

Patrick Dane told you this was likely to happen back in October of last year, and now it looks like Fox has tied a bow on it by fending off a play from

Another interesting development for original content on Netflix: Deadline reports that the Wachowskis are teaming up with J. Michael Straczynski and his

We talked to both Kieron Gillen and Caanan White about their new series Uber from Avatar Press, now here's a preview of the 48-page #0 issue. Out next

Marvelman rumors were bound to start up again in the wake of last week's Neil Gaiman and Angela news. And don't forget this little Kimota tidbit that we