Entertainment

If you're going to wander around exhausted and bewildered at The Con, you might as well have a reason. That's where this year's Adventure...

You know how warm and cuddly and special Alan Moore gets when they makes movies from his work? Well imagine how happy and chipper he'll...

Controversial jacket-holding author Orson Scott Card has finally commented on the proposed boycott of ENDER'S GAME, the tentpole SF movie based on his work...

It's official: THE LONE RANGER, the latest Gore Verbinski/Johnny Depp period piece film, is a big flop with awful reviews, and an anemic $48.9...

Last week, I came across this image on Google Plus, and a lengthy (200+, multiple days) discussion ensued.   Who would win?  The USS Enterprise,...

Twice a year, the American Library Association holds a conference.  Awards are given, training is taught, and much fun is had.  (A lot of...

By Mark E. Johnson In the post-Clooney world of 2005 we were all more than happy to accept a grimmer, more 'realistic' Batman. It was...

by Bob Calhoun The mood was tense in the fourth floor conference room of the SPUR Urban Center in San Francisco on Saturday—especially for a...

People often ask me, "Why don't you do a podcast?" I answer, "I do." In this week's podcast, the More to Come Crew—Heidi "The Beat" MacDonald,...

Another reality show about people who are real life superheroes? (Stan Lee did it already.) Yep. It will air on Spike, and they will...

I had no idea what to expect as I approached the Wizard World Comic Con NYC Experience last Friday evening. First off it was located a new venue—Basketball City—in a part of Manhattan that I had never been to except on an FDR Drive flyover: a mysterious realm east of Chinatown, north of the Seaport and south of the Williamsburg Bridge. In local speak we call it "no mans land": the moody banks of the East River.

EW recently put out a "best of everything" issue, and Johanna Draper Carlson caught the ten best graphic novels list, which I'll quote from...