Marvel continues to reprint classic comics in high-tech 3D, though this time it's one of a more recent vintage getting the treatment Jason Aaron and Russell Dauterman's Mighty Thor #1 will be re-released in April in mind-boggling (read: headache-inducing) 3D, and locked inside a polybag to prevent you from ever opening it lest you spoil[...]
Dungeons & Dragons #1 will be printed in glorious 3D And we aren't talking about no newfangled lenticular stuff either This is old school 3D, the kind that only gives you a headache if you look at it without the glasses It comes with a pair of 3D glasses, by the way, as well as a[...]
Do you remember those Magic Eye books from the '90s? Apparently someone at WB sure does, because this set of three Ready Player One posters are a big giant 3D homage to them.Posted early this morning, the three posters are color coordinated with the Keys from Anorak's quest (copper, jade, and crystal) and offer some kind[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] I have a passion for futuristic cyberpunk stories where the mind and the machine meet. Blade Runner, Ghost In The Shell, Ex Machina—all of these have a soft spot in my heart and eventual hard drive sitting between both hemispheres of my brain. So when a game developer decides to make their own […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] For a while, Fictorum looked like it might be one of the best magic-using games to be produced. After dozens of gifs were sent out during their Kickstarter campaign to show off how the game worked and what awesome power you could have, Scraping Bottom Games got their funding and have finally released […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] De Blob was originally released almost nine years ago on the Wii as one of the system's early puzzle platformers made by a third party. I didn't get a chance to play it at the time, but I do remember seeing it in stores and thought it looked all right. Now I get […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] I'm down for a good jump-scare game when they're done right—it's a nice adrenaline rush that gets addictive after a while, and all you're doing is giving your mind a shock. But when they're done poorly, the shock wears off quickly and you're left looking at a game that relied more on the […]
The catch? The double feature showing is EXCLUSIVE to Real3D, which means you have to suffer through a painful, eyestrain induced headache, looking like a doofus wearing those glasses, and even more inflated ticket prices than usual if you want to watch it But look, if it isn't worth suffering for, then what is it worth[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The amount of games who have creepy mansions turned into schools turned into laboratories turned into mazes turned into hotels turned into museums turned back into mansions could fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool. Why does every location have to be something before it became something else? It's an exploited trope that's been in […]
It isn't often for me that I pick up a game and after playing it, I'm still not sure how I feel about it. A couple weeks ago I was given a copy of Solstice Chronicles: MIA, a very early version of the game that doesn't have a lot of the story attached to it, […]
One such instance is sometime in 1982 after the DC/Marvel X-Men and Teen Titans crossover book drawn by Walt Simonson came out and Reis made a 3D Shadowbox of its cover for Simonson In exchange, Simonson made a huge, gorgeous piece with Batman battling the Joker Reis said before he got the gift, then-Batman Editor[...]
Last time, it was a Batman game that got a 3D motion boost by being on the back of DC's Villains Month titles.Well, for the Futures End 3D Motion covers, it's Conan O'Brien's late night show that's getting the 3D boost, appearing on the back of all the DC New 52 titles this month, including[...]
In a hilarious (probably) move, Marvel produced a 3D motion cover variant for Deadpool #34, the issue in which we discover some big Original Sin about his life (and not just that he has a daughter).And the let retailers order one for every 52 copies of the normal cover they ordered 52 Geddit?Yes, it's a[...]
Your rival has time to get their own version in...Welcome to the lenticular 3D cover of Deadpool for issue #34 Theyll be hard to come by though..
Retailers may order 1 copy of the 3D (Dashingly Dancing Deadpool) motion cover for every 52 of the regular cover to Deadpool #34 Check your Marvel Mailer for additional[...]
James MacAvoy appeared on BBC's Sunday morning politics and culture show, The Andrew Marr Show, to promote X-Men: Days Of Future Past.With X-Men First Class, he was rather dismissing of 3D films - and now Days Of Future Past is one He said,
Thank God this movie is not in 3D, which is just an excuse[...]
From the Diamond Retailer Summit in Las Vegas, our first look at a live 3D cover for this September, namely Batwing Retailers were reminded that all orders placed for these September books at the end of this month will be fixed...They also showed off the full Superman #32 by Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr[...]
etc.He also mentioned how DC had to destroy 125,000 copies of the last 3D batch due to the proofs coming in to 'blurry' to be used, and how some had dimples on the cover as the heat was set too high [Tell me about it - Rich] The blurry problem was fixed by reducing the[...]
DC Comics have released the information about DC's 3D cover issues for September, each comic taking a trip five years into the future for a Five Years Later month wide event...But they aren't saying who is writing or drawing them.DC are having to release solicitations in advance in order to set print runs for various[...]
After all, you made it through Melmoth.Right now George Peter Gatiss is printing a 3D Cerebus It has only just started and will take 14 hours And there is a webcam on it right now.I mean you could go to ECCC You could fill in your DC Talent Survey Or you can go here, with[...]
By Jason Henderson, Drew Edwards, Tony Salvaggio, and Julia Guzman[audio:http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-99734/TS-834854.mp3]Bleeding Cool welcomes The Castle of Horror Podcast tonight for its third appearance, a weekly internet radio show where professional writers in the comics, games and book industries take a look at horror movies, choosing one movie a week to discuss in depth.They say:
We look at[...]
