Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 is an updated version of Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds. It includes changes in character balancing as well as several new characters. Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds was released in early 2011, while Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 was released in late 2011 Ultimate…
Pixar Animation Studios have long created fantastic movies that touched the hearts of both children and adults alike. From the spectacular graphics to heartwarming storylines, it is not surprising that these movies have garnered millions of fans worldwide. On a personal note, here are some Pixar films that I could watch over and over again…
I’m not one for biology in the sense of genetics, codes, mutations, alleles and chromosomes and everything else which I just refer to as “stuff”. I like my science simpler- like rain shadows and solar power. In any case, the Punnett square was not my friend in sophomore biology. However if there is one…
WARNING: This article contains spoilers!!! Cyclops is no stranger to grief; as leader of the X-men, he’s lost friends, allies, and the trust of his mentor. Thanks to the Phoenix force and its destructive influence, he’s even lost his wife. Now the Avengers have found that the Phoenix force is returning to earth, and everyone…
With their first foray into the world of Japanese animation, the X-men are feeling a bit trim. Not only has their team dwindled down to six active members, but they seem short on power. The thin cast seems customary in the anime world; popular shows like Samurai Champloo and Cowboy Bebop usually only circulate three…
Let’s be clear about one thing: whatever other nonsense DC has pulled (coughnew52cough), Vertigo is a pretty cool imprint, and has published a lot of great stuff. Sandman is the obvious one, and Fables has done well for itself, too. But this is a science fiction blog, and as such if there’s one Vertigo title…
Ah, obscurity. That delightful property that allows you to feel vaguely superior for liking certain things because, hey, at least you had to go out of your way. And so let’s break in this series with a manga that really nobody has heard of, Hitoshi Ashinano’s Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou! Can’t pronounce that title? Not to…
Italian Illustrator and painter Simone Bianchi is somewhat new to American comic books. He first appeared in 2005 doing cover work for DC comics, painting covers for both Green Lantern and Detective Comics. He really caught the attention of comics readers when he took on the full cover and interior duties of Jeph Loeb’s Wolverine:…
The Incredible Hulk represents the most conflicted of egos in comic books today, that is: he’s the most angry. And the madder he gets, the stronger he becomes. There have been four noteworthy film representations of the Hulk to date, and we are going to look at who wear the shredded purple pants best, ranking…
Let’s talk ponies. Specifically, My Little Pony. I’m sure you heard of it, though you probably only have a vague idea about what it is. You probably think it’s a cartoon about colorful ponies, created by Hasbro primarily to sell toys, which is true. You probably also think it’s crap only little girls are supposed…
Number Six – The Green Arrow Oliver Queen first met his son Connor when he escaped to an ashram for spiritual cleansing. Ollie had just killed Hal Jordan to stop the Parallax entity from destroying the universe and needed some soul searching. Conner Hawke revealed that he was a love-child of Ollie’s former flame Moonday…
Who doesn’t love a superhero? They’re awesome; everything we wish we could be, a superhero is. Superman, Batman, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man… these are just a few of the A-list heroes out there. However, with a thousand-and-one comic book heroes out there, it’s unavoidable that a couple of them just won’t get the credit…
