This
week, I’ll be taking home Doctor Spectrum
#5. Other items of note shipping this week
include new issues of Exiles and
Ultimate Spider-Man (both of which will be
reviewed as trade paperbacks), the first issue of
Orson Scott Card’s Ultimate Iron Man
miniseries, a number of X-Men: Age of
Apocalypse related titles, a trade paperback
collecting the latest round of What If
titles, and the second Fantastic Four
hardcover collecting the Waid/Weiringo run (which
should read more smoothly than the third and fourth
trade paperbacks it contains, since it was such an
artificial split between the two) from Marvel comics.
DC is offering first issues of Legend and
Luthor: Man of Steel, which could each be
very good. There will also be trade paperbacks
collecting recent issues of Fables,
JLA, Promethea, and Tenjho
Tenge.
Star Trek XI in development
OrangeCarrot
writes, It’s in the early stages, guess who’s
heading it up?!
Very
little info available
“Alien Siege” Discussion
vanyel
writes, I watched Alien Siege tonight (aired
yesterday on SciFi), though it was a close call.
It’s really frustrating when stories have such
interesting possibilities, and completely throw them
away with tired old cliches. vanyel has more to
say, which you can find below.
Book Review – “Red Dwarf: Last Human”
Doug Naylor’s solo entry in the Red Dwarf
series is reviewed below. I’ll review Rob Grant’s
solo entry after I catch up on some comic reviews.
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Dark Matter Galaxy
No, astronomers haven’t identified the source of spam, but this story from last week merits mention.
Weekly DVD Picks – Tuesday, March 1, 2005
This week sees a number of classic releases in and
out of the genre. Pick up the best of them this
Tuesday.
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A Scanner Darkly Trailer
Anonymous Coward writes, Yahoo! Movies has a new
QuickTime trailer for A Scanner Darkly. Check it out
here.
Enterprise Review: Affliction
Dude, you got something on your forehead…
Movie Discussion – “Cursed”
Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson team up behind the
camera, with Portia de Rossi, Shannon Elizabeth,
Joshua Jackson, Christina Ricci, Mya, Solar, Scott
Baio and Michael Rosenbaum before the camera.
Comic Review – “The Superman Archives, Vol. 1”
You will believe a man can jump really, really far.
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