Last year DC Comics underwent a reboot that broke up Lois Lane and Clark Kent before they ever got together. Now Superman and Wonder Woman are teaming up in Justice League #12. The issue features DC's new power couple locking lips on the cover and quickly sold out but everyone is happy about this retcon. In Justice League ... [Read More]

The latest Google Doodle is an interactive story that celebrates the 46th anniversary of Star Trek: The Original Series. It features the cast as stylized Google letters. The letter 'G' is Mr Spock, the first 'o' is Lt. Uhura, the second 'o' is Captain Kirk, the second 'g' is Dr. McCoy, 'l' is Mr. Sulu, and 'e' is an ... [Read More]

There have been 11 incarnations of the shapeshifting alien from Doctor Who but none have been female. That could change according Executive Producer Steven Moffat. "Can I just ask, how many people would continue watching quite happily and believe it was the same person if the Doctor turned into a woman?" Moffat asked a ... [Read More]

In this prequel to "Asylum of the Daleks" a mysterious hooded figure delivers a dream message to the Doctor telling him to go to Skaro, the home planet of the Daleks. In the window glass there is a wall of text, which I reversed in the adjacent image. It seems to be just a bunch of buzzwords but here's what I managed to ... [Read More]

Actress Jenna-Louise Coleman will be the new companion beginning in the "Doctor Who Christmas Special 2012," but she made an early appearance in the series 7 premiere "Asylum of the Daleks" as Oswin Oswald, a human who is converted into a Dalek. Turning one of the Doctor's greatest enemies would certainly be in keeping with ... [Read More]

Pond Life is a new 5 part mini-adventure that takes place between Doctor Who series 6 and 7. The Doctor is off having adventures on his own but he keeps in touch with the Williamses AKA Ponds, who have their own problems, not least of which is a new house guest. Watch Pond ... [Read More]

The Colbert Report opening has been updated for this week's convention coverage. It's a Star Wars parody that casts Barack Obama as Luke Skywalker and Mitt Romney as Darth Vader, but it's Obama who represents the dark side, "not 'racist' dark, just evil." The Colbert Report Get More: Colbert Report Full Episodes,Political ... [Read More]