Anything Joes: S01E15 – Single Handedly Stimulating The Economy Greg Engle April 1, 2021 Anything Joes Greg and Jaren discuss who would win in a fight between Snake Eyes and Batman, a wave of new Joe related merchandise, and all their recent purchases from the last two weeks (it was...quite a bit)!
Lost in Translation 328: Archie Meets Batman ‘66 Scott Delahunt February 14, 2020 Lost in Translation Archie Meets Batman ’66 is not an unusual crossover for Archie.
Behind the Scenes of BATMAN MEETS GODZILLA! Eric Elliott January 9, 2020 Shot for Shot A little internet research reveals that in the late 1960’s, Batman Meets Godzilla was a real possibility.
Lego DC Batman: Family Matters Blu-ray Review Paul Brian McCoy August 30, 2019 DVD/Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews Lego DC Batman: Family Matters, is interesting for old school fans as it introduces the Lego world to the story of Jason Todd, otherwise known as Robin/Red Hood.
Batman: Hush (2019) Blu-ray Review Paul Brian McCoy August 9, 2019 DVD/Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews While it lacks the visual power of the comic, Batman: Hush tightens up and improves on the original story.
Lost in Translation 258: Batman (1943) Scott Delahunt June 15, 2018 Lost in Translation The Dynamic Duo of the serial reflects the Batman and Robin of the comics of the time, with some changes imposed by the change in format.
Lost in Translation 252: Comic Adaptations and Costumes Scott Delahunt April 27, 2018 Lost in Translation One of the main features of a superhero is the bright costume.
Lost in Translation 215: Batman (1966) Scott Delahunt June 30, 2017 Lost in Translation The movie of the series is a perfect example of adapting properly.
First Looks Second Thoughts: Justice League John E. Meredith, Paul Brian McCoy, Peterson Hill March 25, 2017 First Looks... Second Thoughts The first full official trailer for Warner Bros/DC's new tentpole film, Justice League, hit this morning!
SDCC 2016 Interviews: The Cast and Creators of Batman: The Killing Joke Jason Sacks July 28, 2016 Interviews, Movies At this year's San Diego Comic Con, our very own Jason Sacks sat down for a series of roundtable interviews with the cast and creators of the controversial new animated adaptation, Batman: The Killing Joke!
3.0 Batman: The Killing Joke (2016) Alex Wolfe, Brooke Brewer July 28, 2016 Movies, Reviews It understands that we came here for Killing Joke, and it’s aware that we’ll stay for it regardless. And we did.
Lost in Translation 155: Batman Fluxx Scott Delahunt March 18, 2016 Lost in Translation Batman Fluxx combines two franchises well, keeping the flavour of both without either being overwhelmed by the other.
Lost in Translation: The History of Adaptations, 1980-89 Scott Delahunt August 7, 2015 Lost in Translation The three adaptations, Batman, Three Men and a Baby, and Fatal Attraction, come from different source works.
SDCC 2015 Cosplay & Costume Pics! Paul Brian McCoy July 18, 2015 Shot for Shot EIC Paul McCoy and Marketing Director David Basile were at SDCC 2015! Here's a taste of the Con!
Lost in Translation 134: Superheroes, the New Western Scott Delahunt July 3, 2015 Lost in Translation That said, superheroes present a new American mythology, one that is still being created while building on the myths and legends of history.
Lost in Translation 128: Surpassing the Original Scott Delahunt April 10, 2015 Lost in Translation Throughout Lost in Translation, I’ve focused on comparing adaptations to originals to see where the differences were and why they came about.
Lost in Translation 117: Adaptations and Expectations Scott Delahunt November 28, 2014 Lost in Translation One element not in the control of production staff is fan expectations.
5.0 Batman: The Complete TV Series Limited Edition Blu-ray Josh Green November 12, 2014 DVD/Blu-ray, Reviews, TV The Batman Blu-ray set, containing all 120 episodes comes in a package as ostentatious as the show itself.
Lost in Translation: October News Round Up Scott Delahunt October 17, 2014 Lost in Translation Didn’t expect to have a Lost in Translation news round up so soon after the last one, but several major announcements came out over the past two weeks too good to sit on.
Batman (1966) John Clark September 17, 2014 Haphazard Stuff's Superhero Series, Movies, Reviews The campy, silly tone delighted kids and amused adults. It was pretty clear that Batman was a huge hit and to capitalize on the show's popularity, Batman was sent to theaters for his first full-length motion picture….in color!
