Earlier this month, I took a look at DC’s new series The Movement whose tag-line involves “the superpowered disenfranchised.” Today, I’m discussing a comic at the opposite end of the spectrum: The Green Team. This new series, based on a 1975 one-shot by Joe Simon and Jerry Grandenetti, focuses on a group of teen trillionaires who use their vast wealth to acquire superpowers and fund wild adventures. Was the issue first issue as fun as a mansion party or did it crash like a poorly driven Ferrari?
It’s always good to see a beloved team working on a new project, and if there were ever a team that needed more projects, it would be the one that pulled off one of my all time favorite musicals Repo! The Genetic Opera. So when they announced that not only did they have a new film out, but that they were going on tour with it, I was heartbroken to find I would just miss it because I would be moved out by the time it rolled into New York City. However, it has finally been added to Netflix and I could watch it as many times as I wanted, even though I’d never get to experience the tour. So how does this short film hold up?
Let’s take a look at The Devil’s Carnival.
With seven episodes into each show, it might be a little late in the season to call them previews, so let’s do some impressions. Writer Laevatein has already offered his thoughts on Gargantia but considering how many episodes have come out since his thoughts my opinion should be a bit more comprehensive. The other show I’ll be covering today is Yuyushiki, a cute little slice-of life comedy show premiering this season. With Gargantia also being a slice-of-life title, it’s somewhat surprising that these two titles have anything in common considering their vastly different first episodes, but looks can be deceiving, of course. So, without further ado, let’s dive in~
Every so often, a new group makes its way into the world and tries to sell single. Or, well, at least in Japan they do. New to the stage is Hello!Project’s new egg group Juice=Juice (pronounced Juice Juice. Why that equal sign in there I will never understand.) and they are still in the indie singles phase. For those of you not in the know, some companies in Japan will have new groups release “indie” singles to test the market and see how they’ll do before making their official debut. So as their second venture out into the musical arena, how do they fair?
Let’s take a look at their new indie single, Samidare Bijo ga Samidareru.
Hey guys Fenrir here with a rather quick bite of some Food for Thought! School winding down for many of us over here in the states — it could be graduation for those of us who are part of the class of 2013, and more generally the start of a much-deserved summer after a whole year of blood, sweat, and toil. And, for those of us in the know, the end of the Spring semester also means the premiere of several student animations – and if you’re really looking to procrastinate that final take-home final, then get ready to spend some quality time with some of the best up-and-coming animated works to grace your Internet browser!
Hello everyone! Today marks the premier of the first episode of the new podcast Silverwolf Speaks. Released irregularly, this podcast will involve friends and I discussing every pop culture topic imaginable from the popular to the barely known. This episode features special guest Elessar, writer of the blog Arenor Productions.
Today’s episode discusses everything from upcoming superhero films to comics to favorite Transformers characters. Enjoy!
Finally after countless re-releases for a generation of consoles, Arc System Works gives us a look into a brand new Guilty Gear, titled Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- and of course the crowd goes wild. With this very fresh info, what do we know? Let’s dig in.
Hello and welcome back to another exciting installment of Give It a Shot! Here the writer’s of Moar Powah can share with you the things they love and that maybe garner all that much attention. I’m your host for this week, Starshine, and let’s take a looking at a somewhat popular but mostly unknown manga, One-Punch Man.
Square Enix announced they will release a PC version of Final Fantasy VIII featuring high resolution graphics, Famitsu reports. The website also says additional features other than the graphical upgrade have yet to be determined.
Last year, Square Enix released a high resolution PC port of Final Fantasy VII. The port features a 5-speed mode for quicker playthroughs, achievements, and exclusive Shinra avatars.
[via: Siliconera]
Two of Hasbro’s biggest franchises are coming together. Sort of. Behold the cover of My Little Pony Micro Series volume #5, featuring Optimus Prime and Pinkie Pie (cosplaying as Prime). Comic Book Resources posted the variant cover on Friday, which is designed by artist Tony Fleecs. The special cover will be exclusive to those who attend San Diego’s Transformers Botcon from June 27-30.
Micro Series is one of two My Little Pony comic series by IDW Publishing. The other is titled My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic like the t.v. show. Micro Series is a series of spotlights of the six main ponies, with volume #5 focusing on Pinkie Pie. Volume #5 is written by Ted Anderson with art by Ben Bates.
Also, take a look at some awesome Transformers Animated x My Little Pony crossover art by Inspectornills. His Pinkie Pie crossover is posted below.














