The items of interest (to me, anyway) from DC and
Marvel are listed below. These will be listed in
Wednesday’s issue of Previews.
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Weekly DVD Picks – Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Once again, I’ve culled the list of future releases,
and have pulled out the titles that interest me the
most.
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Great Lakes Avengers, #2-4
Back in May, I reviewed issue #1, GLA Misassembled. Now that all four issues have been published, I present my review of the entire mini-series.
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Movie Review – “Gulliver’s Travels” (1939)
The second full length animated feature released in America is out on a variety of DVDs.
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Disney Double-Feature: Tron (1982)
The beginning of mainstream computer animation.
Disney Double-Feature: The Black Hole (1979)
So how did Disney fare with its first PG-rated film?
They’re dead: Jim.
Fantastic Four Movie Spoof
Jay Pinkerton’s take on the FF film appears here. Not for all ages.
Weekly Comics Discussion – July 20, 2005
This week’s shipping
list has a grand total of one item I’ll be picking
up, and that’s Ultimates 2 #7. Other
notables include Day of Vengence #4, getting
ready for this October’s Infinite Crisis,
JSA Classified #1, Astonishing X-Men
#11 (which I’ll get in TPB form), Daredevil
#75 (which I’ll get in TPB form), Defenders
#1 (of 5) (which launches the new miniseries),
Doctor Spectrum: Full Spectrum in TPB form
(which I should get around to reviewing, as I have the
issues; it really doesn’t add much, and certainly
isn’t a “must read”), new printings of Essential
Spider-Man volumes 2 and 3, Exiles #67
(which I’ll get as a TPB), House of M #4,
Marvel Knights 4 #20, The Pulse Vol.
2 (which I should also get around to reviewing;
it’s not bad, but must work as a companion piece to
the main title), and Ultimate Spider-Man #80
(which I’ll also get in TPB form.)
“American Gothic” (probably) coming to DVD this October
My favourite television series of all time is finally
coming to DVD, according to this
TV Shows on DVD article. I’ll be saving my
pennies to spend on October 25, and I strongly suggest
you do the same. I don’t see how this wouldn’t be the
pick of the week in that week’s DVD column.