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Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, X-Men | Tagged: chris claremont, fabian nicieza, john byrne, louise simonson, wolverine

With monsoon extending its cosy embrace on our windowpanes, and the moody grey skies casting a surreal spell on our minds, it is time to indulge in some slice-of-life stories or imaginative escapades which take you through the pages into faraway lands. Monsoon’s cosy ambience calls for visual as well as imaginative storytelling, for which…

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Washington DC [US], August 2 (ANI): Actor Vin Diesel appears to be pleased with the script of ‘Fast Forever’, the final instalment of the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise. As The Fast and the Furious (2001) speeds back into theatres for its 25th anniversary, Vin Diesel is ready for one last ride as Dominic Toretto. On…

Posted in: Comics, DC Comics | Tagged: Hayden Sherman, Joshua Williamson, Legion Of Super Heroes

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is right around the corner. The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s newest blockbuster is primed to give fans the beloved Web-Slinger like we’ve never seen him before. At least, like we’ve never seen him before on the big screen. Spider-Man has gone through all kinds of changes and challenges in the comics, including…

Jim Carrey is remembering the filmmaker who helped shape one of the defining movies of his career. Days after The Mask director Chuck Russell died at 74, the actor shared an emotional tribute celebrating the filmmaker’s creativity and the lasting impact of the 1994 blockbuster that transformed a cult comic book into a Hollywood phenomenon.

Posted in: Batman, Comics, Conventions, DC Comics, Events, Movies, Pop Culture, san diego comic con | Tagged: Arkham Asylum, Clayface, dave mckean, grant morrison, james watkins, jim lee, Tom Rhys Harries