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We didn't, but now it's running and picking up favourable reviews it was only fair to take another look. It certainly comes with some big names attached Steven Spielberg continues his association with TV sci-fi as executive producer He's joined by Brannon Braga, who was a key player in the Star Trek franchise and was also responsible to[...]

Neal Adams won't be staying out late partying on the Friday night of New York Comic Con this year. Because at 7am on Saturday, October the 15th, three hours before the show opens, he'll be hosting a breakfast at New York's Continuity Studios, followed by one-on-one portfolio reviews and a lecture to all attendants. It doesn't come[...]

I even saw some [meta] on twitter about reviewing biases and reliability in comics  It's sometimes easy to nod your head and move on in reaction to a review, but something about that rarefied point of view on display in this piece makes it a bit more likely you'll put your own two cents on[...]

If you’re tempted to see Weekender, Karl Golden’s E’s and Wizzorama, then I urge you not to do so with a row of alleged bit-part cast members. I say

 Rich got in on the act at Orbital Comics just a few hours ago, reviewed some comics, and filmed some of the festivities. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: Marvel Remains Ridiculous With X-Men Blue Team Silhouette Reveals Here's the latest Marvel X-Men Blue Team cover reveal, seeing Primal, Transonic, Psylocke, Danger and Mirage added to the blue hue[...]

They've also done a review podcast which should be up around now… So, what do we have? Stormwatch #1 by Paul Cornell and Miguel Sepulveda. Possibly the most disappointing of the first week of titles A title steeped in Warren Ellis, and Micah Wright Stormwatch, this feels like the blandest possible reinterpretation of those comics[...]

If DC keeps making comics like this, then any lingering fears about this new relaunch are alleviated for me instantly.  The bar has been set, and the battle to keep these characters around for future generations has begun.  I for one look forward to what comes next. For those keeping up with[...]

“The most sensational criminal endeavour of the century” remains one of its most deliciously callous comedies. If there’s more to nobility than kind

Dominic Frisby has recently had "the best week of his life" during a trip to Ireland and while he was there, he bought himself a ticket and saw The Guard:

During The Devil's Double, Uday Hussein, the lunatic son of President Saddam, abducts a quiet, even-tempered sergeant from his own army and forces him to

There's a twentieth century experience that I'm unfamiliar with, personally that is. Watching the television or listening to the radio in the belief that

But at the end of the day (and by that I mean at the end of the review) it's a comedy that makes people laugh, and I call that a success. 7/10 Is your boss a sex-crazed maneater? How about a slave-driving psycho? Or perhaps a sleazy tool? My boss is Brendon, so I'm going to[...]

I don't know about you but, for me, just the thought of a collaboration between JJ Abrams - director of surely the best reboot of them all, Star Trek -

Michael Moran writes for Bleeding Cool: Most people who read comics know at least the basics of the story. A puny 90lb weakling is transformed by a unique

I rarely cry at TV or movie shows. Last time I blubbed properly was watching Doctor Who: Father's Day with my three month old daughter in my arms. There