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Tom Huxley watches TV and writes for Bleeding Cool; Stan Lee made his appearance on The One Show just now, as part of his UK trip to the London Super Comic Convention – a convention the show's host Chris Evans couldn't remember the name of, finally settling on "an important convention" (Stan remarked that "I'd hope[...]

Stan Lee is in town. Old London Town that is. It's the Super London Comic Convention tomorrow at the ExCel Centre, and Stan is making his first convention

Gene Hoyle and I hosted our first panel ever last night, shining the spotlight on a few of this extremely humble and grateful group. Most-Read TV/Film Stories Today: Nice: Lauren Faust's Supergirl, As Seen In Her DC Nation Show For her next trick, she's launching a DC Nation short called Super Best Friends Forever. Video: Goldeneye 64 Remade In[...]

My dearest wish is to see Death's Head on the big screen – but not if Michael Bay is calling the shots. HairWatch: Gag manga Afuro Tanaka, featuring a Japanese kid with a massive afro, gets moviefied. ArrowWatch: A script review of the upcoming Green Arrow TV series, Arrow. Oliver Queen is a spoiled rich kid who got[...]

This is currently the face of comics on British TV right now, this ad for the Eaglemoss DC Chess Set, collectable piece by piece through the local news stand, comic store, or subscription. Seriously, this is what we do in this country And for those of you who can't get their copies, Bleeding Cool will be[...]

Though I guess it's only been a couple years since the last Stargate, it feels like there hasn't been enough star-spanning adventure on US TV since the likes of Battlestar Galactica, Stargate, and/or Trek series were running regularly for years on end. Most-Read Comic Series Today: The Top Half Of Spider-Man's New Costume Is it Spider-Man? Or has[...]

And Amanda Burton, too. And as for a British TV gig that he really did want but was turned down for, direct your torches and pitchforks in the direction of producer Steven Moffat: I would have loved to direct Doctor Who but they didn't want me – they turned me down last year. To counter your heartbreak of[...]

Linda Ge writes for Bleeding Cool. Bueller? Bueller? Looks like economics class is going to have to wait a little while longer, as Matthew Broderick is

Well… Darabont is currently working on a TV pilot for a cop show called L.A Noir (which I am reliably informed is not based on Rockstar's video game LA Noire), and it has been revealed via The Hollywood Reporter that Jon Bernthal, who plays Shane in The Walking Dead, is tipped for the lead in Darabont's[...]

So it could be any and every colour. Brokeback Avengers Vs X-Men Clearly Wolverine isn't happy about that. Most-Read TV/Film Stories Today: How Sherlock Did It There are spoilers here, for the final episode of Sherlock, which aired last night on BBC 1, The Reichenbach Fall. Stephen Colbert Runs For President… As Herman Cain It's a bit difficult to run for the[...]

There are spoilers here, for the final episode of Sherlock, which aired last night on BBC 1, The Reichenbach Fall. The series only gets shown in the US

It's been pointed out that The Big Bang Theory, produced by Warner Bros TV, is pretty much in bed with DC Comics From choice of cosplay, to the new 52 displayed prominently, it's what' called synergy. But not even that could protect a certain summer blockbuster from geek scorn this week From the show's pre-title sequence… SHELDON:[...]

Misfits is one of the few things I still bother to turn the TV on for these days,  so when I ran into Iwan Rheon, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and Antonia Thomas at last night's VIP gala screening of Steve McQueen's new film Shame, I grabbed them and grilled them. First up, I cornered Stewart-Jarrett, who faced new[...]

DC Entertainment have been openly planning their DC Nation block of programming on Cartoon Network for quite some time. Cartoons such as Green Lantern and

"The ginger prince must have been up to something!" Actually not all that much, so why not insert a nice topical joke about that fancy dress swastika

Where JMS seemed to claim that his Spider-Man comics sold better than current Spider-Man comics, Steve Wacker went to bat for his team, using a bat made out of web fluid, that kind of tools that Spider-Man used to make. And Finally… Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Nose Cowabunga, dude. Most-Read TV/Film Stories Today: Will Christopher Nolan Have To Fix[...]

The new Christmas Radio Times, the BBC Worldwide TV and radio listings magazine, naturally has a feature on Christmas Day's Doctor Who, The Doctor, The Widow And The Wardrobe And how Steven Moffat found it hard to get back into the Christmas spirit when writing it in the middle of hot, sunny August He writes; "Help[...]

And that was that – aside from a bedtime story from Chloe to her son. JG Jones To Draw The Comedian In Watchmen 2 We've heard JG Jones linked to Watchmen prequel rumours before.   Most-Read TV/Film Stories Today: Andrew Stanton Explains Why John Carter Of Mars Became Just John Carter When Andrew Stanton was in London last month, I went[...]

A sticking point in Moffat's negotiations over his hiring as Who supremo back in 2008 had been his concern about a mooted movie overshadowing his work on the TV series So failing to give him any advance warning — not least because Yates spoke of the need for "quite a radical transformation" which would "start[...]

When Big Bang Theory began, it presented geek culture to a mainstream audience in a relatively amusing fashion. It was mocking, but a kind of

I blame Mark Millar, I really do. In British Columbia, teenage boys have been fighting crime and posting their results to YouTube. Based on the TV show To Catch A Predator, the only show I've seen where I end up feeling sorry for the paedophiles, they followed the show's technique of luring men online to meet underage[...]

It's pretty angry stuff, and funny with it. The first trailer gives a good hint of how Brooker himself fits into this "contemporary spin on The Twilight Zone," a horror with black comedy about our media-saturated information age. This will probably be the cult TV event of the year, but I'll be interested to see if its[...]

In a recent interview with the Guardian , Russell Tovey, one of the stars of BBC3's Being Human told the paper that the upcoming fourth series will be his

The second episode of the third series of Misfits. And still they won't give episodes individual chapter names. Let's steal one from another show, The

We've already seen a fairly epic trailer for Métal Hurlant Chronicles AKA Heavy Metal Chronicles, the TV adaptation of the horror and sci-fi anthology comic series of the same name, but here's a teaser trailer for the first and second episodes As we reported before, the comics are also being adapted into a feature film[...]

For the 25th Anniversary of the Neverwhere TV Series written by Neil Gaiman, the BBC are producing a new DVD box set Which includes, amongst other things, a map And here is the map, showing locations as a logo for the series As posed with by Neil Gaiman Thank you, Neil. For the 25th Anniversary[...]

This is the advert for Galaxy Comics in Saginaw, Michigan. It ran during the premiere of Walking Dead on his local cable station. I happen to think it's

Shelly Horwitz writes for Bleeding Cool: As piping hot from the latest Doctor Who Magazine, the cast for the Christmas Special and their characters: Madge

Bleeding Cool ran the very first details about a then-upcoming  TV series called Misfits . We ran the very first review of the show, labelling it X-Men Meets Trainspotting. And I labelled the programme the most successful portrayal of the super powered on the screen, big or small. The show is about to start its third series in[...]

They may not get a mention, but the comic store set of The Big Bang Theory is rather DC Relaunch full right now. Say, is this the only comic shop in