Nickelodeon have confirmed that the series will be released sometime this year, not Autumn 2013 as was recently estimated.
https://twitter.com/#!/NickelodeonTV/status/157138953177280513
http://www.nickutopia.com/2012/01/10/legend-of-korra-2012-release-confirmed-by-nickelodeon/
Well, this is good news, that is if all parts of the company are aware of what the other parts are up to. Hopefully it'll be soonish. :)
Friday, 13 January 2012
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Preview to Shade 4 - with art by Darwyn Cooke! :D
Behind the Cut
Batman's New Crossover: the Night of Owls
So here's the big Bat Family crossover of the year, and it's being orchestrated by Scott Snyder, so it's bound to be awesome judging from his previous and current output. :)
Monday, 9 January 2012
Sunday, 8 January 2012
An Early Review of Avatar: the Promise - Part 1
By the protest site Racebending.com, plus a little bit of the preview for the comic too,
http://www.racebending.com/v4/featured/review-avatar-airbender-promise-part-1/
Saturday, 7 January 2012
My Top Simpsons Future Episodes
Over the two decade long run that the Simpsons has enjoyed, it seems that the episodes that are amongst the most popular are the yearly Halloween episodes, and I can't really find any fault in that. With the vaguely realistic rules that surround the regular episodes relaxed a bit, they are able to indulge in some jokes and character development that they wouldn't be able to do otherwise (for better or worse).
But for me, I've always had a soft spot for the episodes that portray how the future might be for the Simpsons Universe, as it has the same narrative freedom as the Treehouse of Horrors but generally is more emotionally invested in what's going on. Plus these episode fill the gap left when Futurama was taken off the air for the umpteenth time.
Anyways, here are the episodes based on the Simpsons' futures that I've liked the most, as of the current season (23).
But for me, I've always had a soft spot for the episodes that portray how the future might be for the Simpsons Universe, as it has the same narrative freedom as the Treehouse of Horrors but generally is more emotionally invested in what's going on. Plus these episode fill the gap left when Futurama was taken off the air for the umpteenth time.
Anyways, here are the episodes based on the Simpsons' futures that I've liked the most, as of the current season (23).
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