We ran a lot of stories about Disney’s The Princess and The Frog leading up to the theatrical release. Now the film is available on Blu-Ray and DVD, and it’s time to take a peek at the film and see where it stands in the pantheon of great Disney animated movies.
Friends, Romans... Countrymen. The Marvel Universe has gathered to honor the passing of one of their own, and they have come not to bury Hercules, but to praise him. But what really DID happen in the last moments of Herc's life?
This episode: The adventurers make it to their destination, only to meet comrades who seem very familiar...
This issue: The Major Spoilers Crew talks about alternate dimensions in pop culture, and wonders why do evil twins always have a beard?
Tabletop roleplaying games, as well as LARPs are exercises in social contracts. Whenever a group of people sit down to play they all have to agree on the system, the arbitration of said system and on hundreds of unspoken rules. Of course, in this hodgepodge system there's always room for someone to start rocking boats, rattling cages and tipping over cows.
BOOM! I love this image. It’s a perfect combination of dramatic pose, lighting, and the suspense of wanting to know what this promo is all about. My guess it has something to do with some of that art we saw a year or so ago featuring Iron Man in a Captain America inspired suit.
We’ll find out when Marvel sends more info, but until then, enjoy the image directly from the Mike Deodato, Jr.
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$5 says its Steve Rogers.
$5 says this is the What If? title announced a while ago…;)
Good call. It must be a Tony Stark style “keep him alive” angle.
Yeah, Marvel’s got a habit of releasing these teaser images to get readers speculating about future 616 developments, when it’s really a ploy to frum up interest for their What If? tales. I don’t see a reason to suspect this is 616 related.
“Fool me once” and all that.
josh: Now you are thinking like a smart comic reader
I guess no one follows interviews or whatnot as closely as I do, but the Iron Patriot mystery is something that Quesada and Bendis have both mentioned ties heavily into the upcoming Dark Avengers series. So I guess the Iron Patriot is a Dark Avenger.
@preston
I stopped following Joey Q & Bendis’ interviews a while ago. I get to worked up when I start thinking about the ridiculous shifts to the “status quo” without ever having taken the time to explore what is actually going on with the main characters. Can anyone tell me if World War Hulk actually happened? Or is it one of those House of M type things?
marvel events are like my uncle at Thanksgiving
he screws everything up every year, but we keep inviting him back and pretend nothing has ever happened
as long as Marvel stays out of the bathroom with me like in 1994, we’ll be fine
Everybody has it completely wrong and are soooooo offbase it isn’t even funny. As soon as we unmask him you will see that it is none other than Red Herring!!!!!!!!
He would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for those kids and the funny lookin dog!
its prolly that time-traveling skrull Cap
Harry Osborne or Stark gone mad again.
God someone fire someone or hire someone to fire people, because marvel just doesn’t know what’s good or bad and keeps shoveling out whatever they can think of in the hopes people will give them money.
It’s ol’ Gobby! Don’t let his new tricks fool you. The the heart of all mad men is an even greener crazy man!
I say it’s the 1950’s “Dark” Captain America…the nut who’s know as “The Grand Director”…he recently showed up in the Captain America series as a tool of the Red Skull. He disappeared after the Red Skull storyline concluded after battling Bucky the New Cap.
It’s Norman Osborn!