Villordsutch reviews Aphrodite IX #4… “Everything changes as Aphrodite IX discovers the truth about herself and how her handler Burch has been manipulating her.” I have become a fan of Matt Hawkins’ tales over a mere handful of comics.  His stories are full, clever and interesting; as yet I have not hit a dull moment […]

Warner Bros. has put an end to the intense speculation over the casting of the next Dark Knight by announcing that Ben Affleck (Daredevil, Argo) is set to star as Bruce Wayne / Batman alongside Henry Cavill’s Superman in the sequel to Man of Steel. “Ben provides an interesting counter-balance to Henry’s Superman,” said Zack […]

Yesterday it was announced that Entertainment One and Nu Image are developing a Rambo TV series, with Sylvester Stallone said to be in negotiations “to participate on a ‘creative level’ and potentially reprise his iconic role as Rambo.” However if you were hoping to see Sly donning the headband for the series, then I’m afraid […]

 Anghus Houvouras reviews The Superior Spider-Man #16… “How has the Hobgoblin evaded the Superior Spider-Man for so long? And does that hold the key to the Superior Spider-Man’s greatest success — or greatest failure? It’s the end of the line for Hobgoblin, and possibly an end for a big chapter in the history of Spider-Man.” […]

Last night Latino Review reported that they’d uncovered the identity of director James Gunn’s number one pick for the voice of Rocket Raccoon in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, stating that Bradley Cooper (The Hangover, Silver Linings Playbook) was in talks with the studio about joining the cast of the cosmic space epic. The site […]

Every Wednesday, FM writers Simon Columb and Brogan Morris write two short reviews on Woody Allen films … in the hope of watching all his films over the course of roughly 49 weeks. If you have been watching Woody’s films and want to join in, feel free to comment with short reviews yourself! First up […]

Martin Deer reviews Superman Unchained #3… “Superman’s found out the secret the U.S. Army tried desperately to keep from him—or more specifically, that secret’s found him! But with hijacked drone aircraft tearing Tokyo apart, there’s not much time for mystery…and with Lois Lane on the case as well, what’s in the darkness will come to […]

Jackson Ball selects his five essential films of Pedro Almódovar… Whether you are a massive fan, or just mildly aware of European cinema, you will probably recognise the name Pedro. In the past thirty years, he’s not just become one of the most influential filmmakers in his native Spain, but indeed the entire continent. Known […]

With the rumoured fifth instalment in the Rambo movie franchise seemingly stuck in development hell, it appears that the Vietnam veteran and one man army could be heading to the small screen instead, with Entertainment One and Nu Image announcing today that they’re partnering up to develop a TV series based around the property. According […]

Andy Naylor reviews Judge Dredd #10… “Judge Dredd, along with his multi-eyed precog mutie companion Dannn, fight venture through the Cursed Earth in pursuit of the renegade droids who stole the only thing that can save Mega-City One. Horrific obstacles stand in their way… but none more horrific than the worst backwoods criminal posse ever […]