Transformers scribes take on the Five-O

Review: A-Team – Shotgun Wedding #1

 It’s 2010, there’s no way the old A-Team of the 80s is going to keep anyone’s interest for more than a few minutes (unless someone mashes up the theme song with Star Wars and puts it on YouTube that is). Enter the new A-Team. Yes, the names are still the same, but the faces and action, are completely different.

Review: Street Fighter Legends: Ibuki #1

Street Fighter Legends is a way to take a character (usually female) and tell a unique tale that isn’t bound as tightly by the mythology of the games. While still in continuity with the core title, Street Fighter Legends is usually a lighter hearted and funny tale. This is Street Fighter’s third installment of their Legends series featuring the character Ibuki from Street Fighter III. Previous stories with the characters Sakura (Street Fighter Alpha) and Chun-Li (Street Fighter II) are currently available in paperback.

By: Stephen Schleicher | October 9th, 2009

Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, the brains behind Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, are planning on rebooting the Hawaii Five-O franchise for CBS Television. While there probably won’t be any transforming robots, visitors from the stars, or X-Files type conspiracies, one would hope the famous “Book ‘em Dano” will survive intact as Steve McGarrett takes on the state’s toughest crimes, and investigates the mob.

via Variety